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Experimenting
Rules of Experimenting From p. 15|| Rules ofor the conduct of experimenting
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In instituting and carrying on experiments
relative to the construction and use of vessels there
are three rules which it may be of use to keep
constantly in view.
Rule 1. Rule of Comprehensioniveness
Be careful in searching out and attending
to all the circumstances that can at all influence
the result of the experiment: and wherever a standardvessel
other object managed in the ordinary way is taken & made use of standardas influencing
is employed, be careful to render the circumstances
in to which that and theexperimental vessels for<add>or</add> other object objectare place exposed
as near as possible the same. This may
be stated for shortness, the Rule of comprehensioniveness.
Rule of Oeconomy Ins p.49 5042. Rule 2
In experiments that take up time or expense
try as many at once, and let the same subject
serve for as many as possible. This may be stated
the Rule of oeconomyor simullaneity S.22.17
Rule of performance 43 Rule 3.
When once an experiment or course of experiments is
begun be careful to bestow look to it with the same attention to
to the and as at the beginning. This may be
stiled the Rule of steadiness or perseverance. P.20
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