The works of the Honourable Robert Boyle, Esq., epitomiz'd by Richard Boulton ... ; illustrated with copper plates.

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The works of the Honourable Robert Boyle, Esq., epitomiz'd by Richard Boulton ... ; illustrated with copper plates.
Author
Boyle, Robert, 1627-1691.
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London :: Printed for J. Phillips ... and J. Taylor ...,
1699-1700.
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Physics -- Early works to 1800.
Chemistry -- Early works to 1800.
Medicine -- 15th-18th centuries.
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EXPERIMENT VI.
  • July 23.* 1.1 GOosberries shut up in Vacuo; and in 2 hours the Mercury ascended 1 Inch.
  • July 24 It ascend∣ed to 7 ½
  • July 25 It ascend∣ed to 12
  • July 26 It ascend∣ed to 17
  • July 27 It ascend∣ed to 20
  • July 28 It ascend∣ed to 24 ½
  • July 29 It ascend∣ed to 30
  • July 30 It ascend∣ed to 31 almost
  • Some Air, being transmitted out of this into another Recei∣ver, it stood at 26.
  • July 31 The height was 35.
  • August 1. Some Air got out, and whilst I endeavour'd to stop the Receiver close, the Mercury that was rais'd to 39 Inches, subsided to 30 In∣ches.
  • Aug. 2 The height of the Mer∣cury was 39. Some Air being transmitted, it stood at 31.
  • Aug. 3 The height of the Mer∣cury was 39
  • Aug. 4 The height of the Mer∣cury was 41
  • Aug. 5 The height of the Mer∣cury was 43. Air transmitted it stood at 30
  • Aug. 6 The height of the Mer∣cury was 43
  • Aug. 7 The height of the Mer∣cury was 47
  • Aug. 8 The height of the Mer∣cury was 48. Air being transmitted, it sunk to 36.
  • Aug. 9 The height of it was 41.
  • Aug. 10 The height of it was 47. Air being transmit∣mitted, it stood at 35.
  • Aug. 11 The height of it was 38 ½
  • Aug. 12 The height of it was 42 The Air was drawn out, and the Mercury was 26 Inches high.
  • Aug. 13 The height of it was 33
  • Aug. 14 The height of it was 36
  • Aug. 15 The height of it was 39
  • Aug. 16 The height of it was 41 ½
  • Aug. 17 The height was 44
  • Aug. 11 The height was 47
  • Aug. 19 The height was 50

The Air being transmitted, and the Goos∣berries taken out, they had lost their Colour, and almost all their Acidity. They produced Air very regularly, except a little faster, when some part had been drawn out.

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