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THE problem treated by Prof. Everett in your issue of July 20, p. 271, allows a somewhat simpler solution. Take the example given by Prof. Everett. To find the vahie of at the temperature 105°, we have only to consider the columns for Δp, Δ3p, Δ 5p, &c. In each of these columns there are two numbers, one just above and one just below the horizontal line, corresponding to the value ф = 105°. In the column for Δp, for instance, these two numbers are 408 and 470, in the column for Δ3p they are 5 and 8 If now m1, m3,m5, &c, are the means of each of these two numbers, so that in this case m1 = 439, m3= 6.5 we have:
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EVERETT, J. On the Deduction of Increase–Rates from Physical and other Tables. Nature 60, 365–366 (1899). https://doi.org/10.1038/060365a0
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