Single Pan Balance

Shows how to use a single pan analytical balance for weighing samples ranging from 160 grams through .0001 gram. Illustrates how the balance's structural design, which incorporates built-in weights that are removed rather than added during weighing, permits measuring with high speed and constant sensitivity. Demonstrates proper procedures for use of pan arrests, pan, beam weights, optical scale and Vernier of this balance.

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  4. E/M Demonstration 1970
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  6. Operating Principle Of Vacuum Pumps 1970
  7. Single Pan Balance 1970
  8. Determination Of The Triple - Point Of Water 1971
  9. Handling Chemicals - Solids, Liquids And Gases 1971
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  11. Solution Of Alkali Metal In Liquid Ammonia 1971
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  13. Using The Air Damped Balance 1971
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Sources

  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, format, sound, description, catalog record