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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 6 (1873) (1873)

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een the bright yellow band forming the spectrum make scientific knowledge available for the needs, comforts,, of the current to produce heat. Now thallium is a much of the sodium flame. He then arranged the apparatus shown and luxuries of life. These three classes ought to co-exist,. more fusible… … we are not confined to the metals; the salts of the metals so as to screen the light. On sending the white light of render null and void the prediction of De Tocqueville. Your yield also the bands. Chemical union is ruptured by a suffi- the electric beam through this flame, the spectrum appeared…

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