TABLES OF THE PROPERTIES OF AQUA-AMMONIA SOLUTIONS

1 UGH UNIVERSITY STUDIED Science and technology Series, No. ! TABLES OF THE PROPERTIES OF AQUA-AMMONIA SOLUTIONS Part 1 of The Thermodynamics of Absorption Refrigeration BUIIOESS H. JENNINGS, , Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering and FRANCIS 1\ SHANNON, in , Formerly 0. Kemble Baldwin Hcscanli Fellow ' h \*1 fe: .. \ws>, *t_v* Reprinted from Refrigerating Engineering LEHIGH UNIVERSITY BETHLEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA 938 Lehigh iiinTsi! | arising Ity which for any reason are not :n the Institute ol Besec-cn.

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10 10 cents. (List ontiuued on inside back cover) 231677 % The Thermodynamics Of Absorption Refrigeration Part 1. Tablet of the Propertie* of AQUA-AMMONIA Solutiont By Burgess H. Jennings1 and Francis P. Shannon2 THESE TABLES of AQUA-AMMONIA make available com-plete and accessible tabulations, in the English lan-guage and in customary engineering units, of the proper-ties of AQUA-AMMONIA SOLUTIONS . The richest sources of basic data in this field are found in German literature, although some experimental work has also been done in the United States, England and France.