UARY 17, 1924
TrHE MICHIGAN DAILY
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NOTED ARCHEOLOGIST TO
GIVE LECTURE TOMORROW
Corit Tyron Khun de Prorok, arch-
aeologist and member of the Polish
nobility, will deliver a University lec-
ture on "Excavations at Carthage,"
showing the first moving pictures
evar taken of that work in progress
at 4:15 o'clock tomorro I In Natural
Science auditorium.
Count Prorok is lecturing at the
leading cities of the country, includ-
ing New York, Washington, Boston
and Montreal with the authority ci
the French government and the eccle.
siastical interests which own' part o
the site of ancient Carthage. He is
to lecture in Milwaukee tInilit an"
in Toronto Saturday.
In 1921 C,)unt de Prorok first vis-
ged the site of the excavations a'
Carthage which had been going or
for over 60 years and became inter-
ested in the work. As efforts were
being made to develop that site into
a modern colony of the rich, he be-
came impressed with the loss to sci-
ence if this should be accomplished
before the execavations have been
completed. He was easily persuaded
to endeavor to interest the world in
the recovery of ancient Carthage.
His lecture will be illustrated by
moving pictures.
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BUILDS $5,000 MACHINEa
Instal'ation of a new liquid air ma-
chine in the physics department will
be completed. within the next few
weeks. Part of the apparatus is al-
ready in the physics building, and the
men in charge are waiting for the
liquifier which is being made by a
company in Chicago. They have'
promised to have that part of the ap-
paratus here by March 1.
The new machine costing $5,000 will
have a capacity of six quarts an hour
It will be run two or three times a
week, and will furnish all the liquid
air necessary for the work carried on
in the department. Liquid air is used
in order to obtain a more perfect
vacuum than can be obtained by other
methods.
Compresses Air
The process consists of taking at-
mospheric air and compressing it. All
the moisture and carbon dioxide are
then removed. It is .compressed four
times under different pressures and
cooled each time. It is compressed
the fourth time under a press of 3,000
pounds to the square inch The oil
and water which have collected during
the process are then withdrawn. All
carbon dioxide which is left is taken
out and the compressed air is again
passed through a dryer to make sure'
that all the moisture is removed. It is
then cooled by running through coils
F' immersed in ice.
From these coils it is passed into
the liquifier. Because of the high
compression and the extremely low
temperature the air is- liquified while
passing through large coils of copper
tubing. Drops of liquified air are then
drawn off as fast as made through anf
outlet valve and placed in thermos
bottles until used.
Difficult to Obtain Liquid Air
At present it is difficult to obtain the
liquid air necessary to some of the
experimenal work which is being car-
ried on in the physics department
It is necessary to send a man into De-1
troit twice a week to get the 12 quarts
of liquid air which are now being used,
in the department every week. It
costs more than $30 a week to get this
air to the department. It is some-
times difficult to get the liquid air
from the plant in Detroit at the time
when it is wanted for work here. The
machine will not only save time and
money but will make it possible tc
obtain the liquid air when it is needed.
The new machine will not only ben-
efit the physics department, but can
2 be utilized by many other departments
around the campus. The chemistry
and biological departments will make
use of the machine for they require
much liquid air in their experimental
work.The hospital could also make
good use of liquid air.- At preseni
carbon dioxide "snow" is used in some
of their work, while liquid air, which
is much easier to handle, could be
used if it were possible to obtain it
without so much trouble.
Christiania, Jan. 16.-Arne Garborg.
Norwegian poetand dramatist, 73
years old, is dead.#
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