The Methods of Glass Blowing and of Working Silica in the Oxy-Gas Flame

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Author：W. A. Shenstone
Update：08-15-2023
Tags：Computers Technology
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Chapter IV. will make this comparatively easy also to those who have mastered the operations described in Chapter III.
Chapter it will be a.s.sumed that the operations first described have been mastered. The beginner should therefore practise each operation until he finds himself able to perform it with some degree of certainty. Generally speaking, however, after the failure of two or three attempts to perform any operation, it is best to give up for a few hours, and proceed to the work next described, returning to that upon which you have failed subsequently. If, unfortunately, it should happen that the work next in order involves the performance of the operation in which the failure has occurred, it is best to pa.s.s on to some later work which does not demand this particular accomplishment, or to rest a while, and re-attack the difficulty when refreshed.
Chapter 3
Chapter III. the simpler operations used in making the separate parts of which apparatus is composed have been described. In this Chapter finished apparatus will be described, and the combination of the separate parts into the more or less complicated arrangements used in experiments will be so far explained as to enable the student to set up such apparatus as he is likely to require. I have thought it would be useful that I should add a short account of various contrivances that have come much into use of late years for experimenting under reduced pressure, such as safety taps, air-traps, vacuum joints, etc.
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8