PROP.LEM 172 



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In order to assure accurate work on the respiratory i^roduots, the system of 

 ventilation is also a closed one. The vitiated air is drawn out by the pipe (//). 

 and then through a double row of vessels of sulphuric acid (/. /, /, /) to remove 

 water vapor, and vessels of soda lime (./, ./, ./, J) to remove COt, to the electric 

 pump (K). From here it is returned through pipe (L) to (A/), where any deficiency 

 in oxygen is noted and remedied from a tank of that gas before it is pumped 

 through the regulating pans {N, N) into the chamber. 



Method. — Using the diagram and explanation, try to explain 

 to your own and your teacher's satisfaction the working of the 

 At water calorimeter. 



Conclusion. — What is the practical value of the ai)paratus? 



Problem 172: To find tJie value of food as a tissue buildci^ 

 cojnpared with its cost. 



Method. — Use the tables on pages 198-201 ; make sure you 

 understand the various column headings. 



Note. — Foods may be considered cheap if they furnish more than .12 n' a 

 pound of protein (the tissue builder) for 10 cents at present prices ; medium prictxl 



