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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 5 (1868) (1868)

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Consumption of the lighting material, time, and inten- steel rails. : sity of light were self-evidently taken into account. In the change places without a half revolution of the wheel, I think It seems to me that engineers think that it is a matter of following table the reader will find the… … netic action in a direction cutting its own at right angles. be considered as its chief cause. The normal amount of this Then, Dufour says the tenacity of iron (homogeneous) is A marks the position of the wheel before moving—the op- gas in the atmosphere is 0°50 to 0°65 per thousand, and an…

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