instruction lusage lalcoomètre centésimal tables de gay lussac louis joseph (12 résultats)

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Plein cuir. Etat : Bon. Edition originale. Reliure d'époque, dos lisse, solide avec petits manques aux coiffes. Plats bien conservés. Intérieur frais. Tiré sur papier vergé. Bon exemplaire. Renferme : "Instruction pour l'usage de l'alcoomètre centésimal" ; "Table de la force réelle des liquides spiritueux" ; "Table de richesse en alcool des liquides spiritueux" ; "Mouillage des liquides spiritueux" ; "Barème décimal". L'alcoomètre de Gay-Lussac servira pour l'application de la nouvelle législation des vins et spiritueux de 1824.

Couverture rigide. Etat : Très bon. Edition originale. Pleine basane de l'époque, dos lisse. Un volume in-16 (123x96 mm), 22-(32)-[55-59]-(11)-6-(34) pages. Coiffe de queue arasée. Mors fendu en tête. Edition originale. En 1821, il est chargé par l'administration française de définir une méthode pratique de mesure exacte de la concentration en alcool des boissons. Gay-Lussac met au point un densimètre gradué sur la concentration volumétrique en alcool. Cela donne le degré Gay-Lussac qui correspond au pourcentage d'alcool dans le vin par exemple. La loi de 1824 sur la taxation des boissons alcooliques utilise ses travaux. Avec Collardeau, ancien élève de l'École Polytechnique, il devient fabricant d'instruments scientifiques et commercialise son alcoomètre en 1830. References : Neville [I, 504: "An important work containing directions and tables for the use of the centimental alcoholometer invented by Gay-Lussac".]. ___________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________ENGLISH_DESCRIPTION : Contemporary full sheep, flat spine. 16mo (123x96 mm), 22-(32)-[55-59]-(11)-6-(34) pages. Tailcap worn. Joint splitting. First edition. In 1821, he was commissioned by the French administration to define a practical method for accurately measuring the alcohol concentration of drinks. Gay-Lussac is developing a hydrometer graduated on the volumetric alcohol concentration. This gives the Gay-Lussac degree which corresponds to the percentage of alcohol in the wine for example. The law of 1824 on the taxation of alcoholic beverages uses his work. With Collardeau, a former student of the École Polytechnique, he became a manufacturer of scientific instruments and marketed his alcoholometer in 1830. References : Neville [I, 504: "An important work containing directions and tables for the use of the centimental alcoholometer invented by Gay-Lussac".]. 100g.

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