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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 6 (1863) (1863)

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f the ery of carbonic acid by the eminent Dr. Black, a con- knowledge, thanks to the interesting experiments window-strip, so as to fit over the face-plate ; sistent, or at least plausible, theory was formed on conducted by Dr. Sclater and Mr. Bartlett, we and a half-circle notch is made in the… … cannot be the center or furnace for the production of “Sir Benjamin Brodie has made experiments which lower sash (when it is down), which is cut just deep all the animal heat; whatever may be the import- furnish proof that the nervous system is necessary enough to let the eccentric roller, A, turn…

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