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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 1 (1876) (1876)

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y point in it is equidistant A sound writer, called an opeidoscope, is a new invention. The following will give a good idea of the relative from the sides, AD and A B.’ Draw a line perpendicular to On the end of a two inch tube is pasted a piece of thin rubber strength of various substances: Made… … PRINTING INK THAT CAN BE BLEACHED. longations, AE and AF, of AD and AB. We have then a dina foot; in lead, ,*;; in copper, same; in bismuth, .%,; triangle, FAE, of which the sides, AF and AE, are equal, The ordinary printing ink, as our readers well know, is and in tin, .5,. and in which we have…

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