Condenser
one who or that which of the piston, so as to obtain a partial vacuum at that point, and thus utilize the natural pressure of the atmosphere. of the piston, so as to obtain a partial the separate condenser. The surface connatural pressure of the atmosphere. tubes, usually the latter, in which the steam is cooled by a body of water sur rounding the tubes. Distilled water for tubes, usually the latter, in which the tion of steam in a surface condenser. steam is cooled by a body of water sur- rounding the tubes. Distilled water for apparatus generally made of the wormships' use is obtained by the condensa- tion of steam in a surface condenser. holic vapor traversing a tub which receives a constant accession of cold water, CONDORCET condensing the vapor in the coil. The liquid escapes at a cock valve below.
Metal. An apartment in which metalcontamination of, the atmosphere. The device consists of a prolonged duct for densed to prevent their escape into, and contamination of, the atmosphere. The the fumes, with showers of water to condevice consists of a prolonged duct for dense the volatile matters.
Electricity. (1) An instrument for folded sheet of tin-foil, whose layers are induction. It usually consists of a confolded sheet of tin-foil, whose layers are separated by a thin sheet having a nonconducting surface. (2) Wit With induction apparatus, a device for absorption or suppression of the breaks in the main current. (3) An instrument in which an elecbreaks in the main current. (3) An instrument in which an electric spark passes between the poles in a closed glass cylinder, so as to be employed in burning metals in an atmosphere of any given tenuity or specific chemical or gases free from accidental characteror gases free from accidental characteristics of the general atmosphere for the time being.