Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Calorimetric Resistance Thermometers and the Transition Temperature of Sodium Sulphate
The form of resistance thermometer most generally used consists of a coil of platinum Wire wound on an open frame of mica, con nected to heavy platinum leads and surrounded by a tube of glass or porcelain from to cm in diameter. When intended for use With a potentiometer, four leads are used - two current leads and two potential leads. If for use With a Wheatstone bridge, the coil is connected to one pair of leads, and another similar pair in the form of a simple loop is placed beside them and connected in the adjacent arm of the bridge to compensate for varying depth of immersion.
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