In one experiment in liberating ozone by molecular percussion, inducing luminosity, a percussive molecular force of 110,000 lbs. per square inch was registered on the testing lever. This enormous pressure caused the heavy steel parts to so bend and bulge that the instrument was at that time unfitted for further experiments and had to be repaired.

"The vapor from the Liberator registers 20,000 lbs. per square inch when the rotary atomic oscillation is 1333 1/3 times the normal diameter of the atmospheric molecule. At

10,000 lbs. the range is 666 2/3 lbs. per square inch.
5,000 lbs. the range is 333 1/3 lbs. per square inch.
2,500 lbs. the range is 166 2/3 lbs. per square inch.
1,250 lbs. the range is 83 1/3 lbs. per square inch.
625 lbs. the range is 41 2/3 lbs. per square inch.

being normal at the commencement of the experiment, in other words, with no vacuum or pressure in the sphere."

See Also

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Atomization
center of high compression pressure
center of pressure
curved planes of opposing pressure
Figure 15.00c - Keelys Devices for Liberating and Measuring Etheric Pressure
frictional pressure
gaseous pressure
high temperature pressure
higher pressure
increase in volume
law of partial pressures
low pressure
lower pressure
physical pressure
pressure
pressure assistance
PRESSURE RATIOS
pressure resistance
pressure walls
pressure zone
PRESSURE ZONES
pressure-creating
pressure-producing
PRESSURES PRODUCED BY VIBRATION
Resistance pressure
slip-pressure
SVP Method V - Pressure