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Scientific American, New Series, Vol. 4, No. 12 (March 23, 1861) (1861)

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e spring is extended. perfection. The spring is in equilibrio when the piston is at the From what has been stated it will appear that in a middle of the cylinder, and the space through which single ascent and descent of the piston, or in une itrises and falls is proportional to the force which Mr.… … the atmosphere. On the approach of great storms tion. Platinum wires, which are frequently ignited in extremities of the cylinder are open to the atmosphere, the air was clectrleally negative, and diseases of the a gas flame—for example, the triangles which are the spring isat rest, and the piston…

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