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The Principles of Chemistry, Volume I

Note 20 — PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY INTRODUCTION

George Kamensky translation

In order to avoid the necessity of holding the cylinder, its open end is widened (and also ground so that it may be closely covered with a ground-glass plate when necessary), and placed on a stand below the level of the water in the bath. This stand is called ‘the bridge.’ It has several circular openings cut through it, and the gas delivery tube is placed under one of these, and the cylinder for collecting the gas over it.

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