To overcome the grumbling and avoid being reported to the authorities I am measuring the petroleum in the old way by means of this half-liter measure.
Do these people have the necessary containers for a larger quantity than a liter and a half?
The customers want all they are entitled to, and usually think that I am not giving them the proper measure when I guess at the half-liter between the lines showing one and two liters.
For example, the weight of a liter of oxygen has been given as 1.
Weight of 1 Liter of Various Gases measured under Standard Conditions Acetylene 1.
Suppose you wish to fill five liter bottles with hydrogen, the gas to be collected over water in your laboratory, how many cubic centimeters of sulphuric acid would be required?
One liter of it, measured at a temperature of 0° and under a pressure of one atmosphere, weighs 1.
If the molecular weight of any gas is known, the weight of a liter of the gas under standard conditions may be determined by dividing its gram-molecular weight by 22.
The decoction of the leaves is used internally as a diuretic (10 grams to a liter of water) and also to bathe pregnant women.
An extract of the tassels has been put on the market, but it is better to administer a decoction made from 20 grams of tassel to 1 liter of water to be taken at will during the day.
The root bark is used internally in an infusion (4-8 grams to 1 literof water) as an emollient in irritability of the bladder and urethra and has been recommended for such a purpose by Mooden Sheriff.
An infusion, 30 grams of the leaves to 1 liter of water, is given in dyspepsia, a small cup after each meal.
The infusion for internal use is 30 grams to the literof water.
As a rule the infusion is given in doses of one liter a day (15-30 grams of the seeds to one liter of water).
The fresh flowers possess anti-dysenteric virtues for which purpose they are given internally in infusion of 10-20 grams of the flowers to one-half liter of water.
Frequently the relief is immediate and in some cases a liter of the decoction is enough to effect a cure.
In India the decoction is used internally, 10 grams to a liter of water, in the treatment of rheumatism and as a diuretic.
This simple relation between the three standard units may be given thus: first, the liter is a cubic decimeter, and second, the kilogram is the mass of a liter of water.
One liter of the water has a mass of one kilogram.
Since the literis a cubic decimeter, the length of one side is 10 cm.
It is the mass of 1 liter of pure water at the temperature of its greatest density, 4 deg.
A crystal of potassium permanganate is placed in a liter of water.
What is the liquid force on one side of a liter cube full of water?
Adhesion taking place after four days, the cyst was opened, a liter of fluid evacuated, a tent inserted, and an antiseptic dressing applied.
Or the copper may be dissolved in 1 liter of water, and the tartrate and potassium hydrate in another, and a cubic centimeter of each mixed at the moment they are to be used.
In other words, for each liter expansion of air inside of the system, there is 1 liter less oxygen required to bring the apparent volume the same at the end of the period.
The French Government preferred to be paid in the precious fluid itself, liter for liter, as the Red Cross purchased it from the American Army.
Therefore every liter of it which came into France had to be accounted for.
A liter of water weighs 1 kilogram; 1 kilogram of water = 2.
Taking the specific gravity at 1 (a little too low) the mass of the bacteria in the liter was about 0.
Assuming these to be cocci of 1 mu diameter the volume of these bacteria in a liter is only 0.
Kohn has shown that certain water bacteria grew well in water to which there was added per liter 0.
Fifty grammes of caustic soda and 40 grammes of milk sugar are dissolved in a liter of water and boiled for a quarter of an hour.
The four men exclaimed at the same time: "Doctor, a prescription at once for a liter of ether!
Pulverize to an impalpable powder 25 grams of light chrome yellow in tablets (water color), and gradually add in stirring 1 liter of rain water.
Dissolve 10 grams of carmine in 1 liter of aqueous ammonia and evaporate.
When the smell of the alkali has almost disappeared, add 1 liter of rain water.
But we came at last to a cabin in the woods--a sort of wayside cafe it proved--where a woman sold us half a liter of red wine for about five cents, and supplied us with spring water free.
You are familiar with the conditions in a liter of helium gas in a container--a tremendous number of molecules, each dashing along at several miles a second, and an equal number dashing in the opposite direction at an equal speed.
The chance of their doing so is decidedly more favorable than the chance that all the molecules in a liter of gas should move in the same direction at the same time.
Thus, a liter of a normal solution of an acid will exactly neutralize a liter of a normal alkali solution, and a liter of a normal oxidizing solution will exactly react with a liter of a normal reducing solution, and so on.
Transfer the solution to a liter bottle, add 5 cc.
In order to determine what the amount perliter will be it is necessary to know how the reagents enter into reaction.
Dissolve the bichromate in distilled water, transfer the solution to a liter bottle, and dilute to approximately 1000 cc.
How much water must be added to a liter of the oxalate solution to make it exactly 0.
How many grams of pure potassium hydroxide are required for exactly 1 liter of normal alkali solution?
Pour the solution into a liter bottle and dilute, as above, to approximately 1000 cc.
A cubic centimeter of O has as many molecules as a cubic centimeter of H, a liter of N the same number as a liter of steam, under similar conditions.
At 273 degrees the one liter has be- come two liters, one of which weighs 0.
It has been estimated that a liter of any gas at 0 degrees and 760 mm.
A liter of a compound gas, which is found to contain 1 C and 3 O by weight, weighs 1.
Also, the vapor density is directly proportional to the pressure, since a liter of any gas under a pressure of one atmosphere is reduced to half a liter under two atmospheres.
A liter of Hg vapor, under standard conditions, weighs 9 g.
This is the characteristic test for H2SO4 and soluble sulphates, and so delicate that one drop in a liter of H2O can be detected.
Compute the number of criths and of grams in oneliter of the compounds whose symbols appear above.
How could we be drunk, you fool, on little more than a liter of wine each," cried Kurzbold.
The buri leaflets are then placed in a vessel containing two gantas of sappan wood (see dyes), one-half liter of lime water, and one chupa of tobacco leaves.
The stomach contained a quarter of a liter of black, inodorous fluid in which there was much bile and little blood.
In some factories only, a liter of milk is given as counterpoison, every day.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "liter" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
