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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 13 (1873) (1873)

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works upon the right side of the teeth and Character of Lightning Flashes. ened, throwing the other exhaust port wide open, almost in- Arago has classified the different forms of lightning under travels about ten teeth in advance of the top file, which stantly relieving the engine of exhaust… … haust of steam when used ex- amining lightning flashes of the pansively (due to the relative second form with this rotation stationary position of the eccentric to the engine crank) is points of the teeth toward him. The inventor claims that apparatus, it was found that each flash consisted of a…

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