TABLE 108.-Reduction of weighings to vacuo

The weight of a body in vacuo is determined by adding to its apparent weight in air a buoyancy correction equal to the weight of the air displaced by the difference in volume of the body weighed and the weights required to balance it on an equal-arm balance.

TABLE 109.-Degrees Brix, specific gravity, and degrees Baumé of sugar solutions

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TABLE 109.- Degrees Brix, specific gravity, and degrees Baumé of sugar solutions—

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TABLE 109.- Degrees Brix, specific gravity, and degrees Baumé of sugar solutions—

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