Hares Tube
Un-mounted glass tube, limbs with a third short limb for connecting a suction tube
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Zero corresponds to the inside of the closed top end of the tube. Air is confined in the tube by a coloured oil contained in a metal container fitted with a Bourden type gauge. A tap is fitted to the side of the metal container, for the air inlet tube from the pump. As the pressure in the oil container is increased, oil is forced into the glass tube and volume of contained air and its actual total pressure are directly indicated. The tube is of extra strong glass having very large safety overload margin. As a further precaution, a safety plastic screen is secured over the front. Overall ht. 690 mm approx. Supplied complete with oil.
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0 out of 5(0)This apparatus is used to compare the densities of liquids. It comprises of three limbed glass tube side limbs 45 cms long and rubber tubing on the centre limb closed by mohr clip.
Mounted on wooden stand with a 45 cm long scale on both limbs with zero at bottom. The densities of liquid are compared by measuring heights of the two columns of the liquid by applying suction to centre limb.
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