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April 1, 1913Bulletin of the Bureau of StandardsOpen Access

Density and thermal expansion of ethyl alcohol and of its mixtures with water

N.S. Osborne E. C. McKelvy H.W. Bearce

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Abstract

The picnometers 405 2. Effect of dissolved air 407 3. Determination of the density of ethyl alcohol 409 4. Preparation of mixtures. Apparatus and methods used 415 5. Materials used 418 6. Experimental work and reduction of results 420 7. Alcoholometric density table 424 8. Review of results 428

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