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Scientific American, New Series, Vol. 9, No. 14 (October 3, 1863) (1863)

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smooth board, c, with a groove subject, which fact is sufficient to show the great tions on the effusion of gases. He permitted pure along the middle, down which a stream of water may necessity of a thorough understanding of its origin gases, and mixtures of gases to flow from a glass flow. It is… … tion of air, which is made in the side of the composed of two gases—oxygen and nitrogen—is position of dental structure, originating in all cases box in therear of the mirror to show the plane, confined in a glass tube, with a graphite plate from mechanical, chemical, or physiological causes. e,…

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