Laboratory manual in physics . Directions.—Measure the length of the iron rod incentimeters and place it in the steam jacket J shownin the diagram. Push the thermometer T down untilit touches the rod, being careful not to break thethermometer. Connect the telegraph sounder S andthe cell in series with the frame. See that the ironrod rests firmly against the back stop K. If themicrometer screw M is turned up until it touches theiron rod, the electric circuit will be completed and thesounder will click. (Caution.—Turn up the micro-meter carefully so that only sufficient contact is madeto cause t
Laboratory manual in physics . Directions.—Measure the length of the iron rod incentimeters and place it in the steam jacket J shownin the diagram. Push the thermometer T down untilit touches the rod, being careful not to break thethermometer. Connect the telegraph sounder S andthe cell in series with the frame. See that the ironrod rests firmly against the back stop K. If themicrometer screw M is turned up until it touches theiron rod, the electric circuit will be completed and thesounder will click. (Caution.—Turn up the micro-meter carefully so that only sufficient contact is madeto cause the sounder to click; otherwise you will 36 Laboratory Manual in Physics strain the instrument.) Note that the micrometerreads in hundredths of millimeters. Adjust K so thatthe micrometer will stand at zero when the sounderclicks. After this adjustment do not allow the jacketto turn, otherwise it will affect the reading of themicrometer. Now turn back the micrometer so thatit will be out of the way when the rod expands. Tak
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