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TABLE I.^[1]

Mean Values of μ for the successive Degrees of the Air-Thermometer from 0° to 230°.

°	μ	°	μ	°	μ	°	μ
1	4.960	32	4.559	63	4.194	94	3.889
2	4.946	33	4.547	64	4.183	95	3.880
3	4.932	34	4.535	65	4.172	96	3.871
4	4.918	35	4.522	66	4.161	97	3.863
5	4.905	36	4.510	67	4.150	98	3.854
6	4.892	37	4.498	68	4.140	99	3.845
7	4.878	38	4.486	69	4.129	100	3.837
8	4.865	39	4.474	70	4.119	101	3.829
9	4.852	40	4.462	71	4.109	102	3.820
10	4.839	41	4.450	72	4.098	103	3.812
11	4.826	42	4.438	73	4.088	104	3.804
12	4.812	43	4.426	74	4.078	105	3.796
13	4.799	44	4.414	75	4.067	106	3.788
14	4.786	45	4.402	76	4.057	107	3.780
15	4.773	46	4.390	77	4.047	108	3.772
16	4.760	47	4.378	73	4.037	109	3.764
17	4.747	48	4.366	79	4.028	110	3.757
18	4.785	49	4.355	80	4.018	111	3.749
19	4.722	50	4.343	81	4.009	112	3.741
20	4.709	51	4.331	82	3.999	113	3.734
21	4.697	52	4.319	83	3.990	114	3.726
22	4.684	53	4.308	84	3.980	115	3.719
23	4.672	24	4.296	85	3.971	116	3.712
24	4.659	55	4.285	86	3.961	117	3.704
25	4.646	56	4.273	87	3.952	118	3.697
26	4.634	57	4.262	88	3.943	119	3.689
27	4.621	58	4.250	89	3.934	120	3.682
28	4.609	59	4.239	90	3.925	121	3.675
29	4.596	60	4.227	91	3.916	122	3.668
30	4.584	61	4.216	92	3.907	123	3.661
31	4.572	62	4.205	93	3.898	124	3.654

1. The numbers here tabulated may also be regarded as the actual values of μ for t = ½, t = 1½, t = 2½, t = 3½, etc.