You remember that in that rising current having its origin at the candle, we found that one part was condensable against a cold spoon, or against a clean plate, or any other cold thing, and another part was incondensable.
The acid and carbon remain at the bottom of the vessel, whilst the decarbonised alcohol flies off in the form of a condensable vapour, which is ether.
After the charcoal in E has been saturated, the stop-cock K is closed and I and J are opened for a short time, to allow the less condensable gas in E to be sucked into the second condenser D along with some portion of air.
The non-condensable volatile matters which pass off furnish a key to the progress of the operation.
Chlorous acid is a greenish-yellow gas, non-condensable by a freezing mixture of salt and ice, but liquefiable by extreme cold.
Its smell is very sharp and penetrating; it perceptibly reddens tincture of litmus; it is condensable by pressure at a low temperature into a liquid; and by a still greater degree of cold, it is solidified.
A tube screwed into another hole serves to conduct away the condensable vapours at pleasure into a Woulfe's apparatus.
This substance, in its purest state, is a highly pungent gas, possessed of all the mechanical properties of the air, but very condensable with water.
In chemistry it furnishes the only means of collecting and manipulating, in the pneumatic trough, such gaseous bodies as are condensable over water.
It is formed by mingling four volumes of deutoxide of nitrogen with one volume of oxygen; and appears as a dark orange vapour which is condensable into a liquid at a temperature of 4 deg.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "condensable" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
