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A Treatise on Meteorological Instruments

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Table of Corrections, for Capillary Depression of the Mercury in Boiled and in Unboiled Barometer-Tubes6

Tables for Deducing Heights by means of the Barometer:—

No. 1. Approximate Height due to Barometric Pressure42

No. 2. Correction for Mean Temperature of Air44

No. 3. Correction due to Latitude44

No. 4. Correction due to Approximate Elevation45

Tables for Determining the Temperature of the Vapour of Boiling Water at any Place:—

No. 5. Factor due to Latitude62

No. 6. Temperature and Tension62

Table of Temperature of the Soil69

Table of Difference of Elevation corresponding to a fall of 1° in the Boiling-point of Water98

Table showing Proportion of Salt for various Boiling Temperatures of Sea-Water100

Table for finding the Degree of Humidity from Observations with Mason’s Hygrometer108

Table showing Amount and Duration of Rain at London, in 1862112

Table of Average British Rainfall in Westerly, Central, and Easterly districts114

Table showing Force of Wind, for use with Lind’s Wind-Gauge118

Tables for Correcting Observations made with—

Brass Hydrometers142

Glass Hydrometers143

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