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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Technica LH 38
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4. Videndum etiam an in
Recipiente oris paulo angustioris
cateris paribus altius ascendat aqua
an vero eadem sit altitudo
1t
5 Examinanda etiam est variatio
aquae durante experimento an
timirum sempor ad exfinctionem
usque serret aequilibrium, quod
initio immersionis habuit. Videtur
enim per derem inclusum cabre
rarefactum debere depelli nonnihil
et post refrigerationem aequilitrium
recuserare. Itaque illud accurate
examinandum est quanto aqua
ultra primum immersionis statum
postremo assurgat
b. Cavendum ess ne quid turbet
dilatatio et contractio vasis a calore
et frigore. Vas enim recipiens calefactum
se dilatat, et aquam attrahit, dum
interim aer caltre dilatatus aquam
p
retinere calorem quam aer fieni
posset, ut post extinctionem candelo
miminuto calore aeris praevaleat
attractio tubi et aqua lassurgat
sed in vase oris capacioris minus
efficit attractio Tubi, caeteris
paribus Et ex altitudine aquae
variata pro orificiis capacitatibus
et flanimae magnitudine astmari
poest, quantum ipsi sit tribuendum