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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 5 (1876) (1876)

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ils; but it remained to prove these Excellent sparks were drawn from that end of the wire, al- may be immense, while its weight conclusions correct, in order to set- is relatively small. It has an tle the question so far as the deve. axial and an orbital motion. In lopment of a new force was con- .… … A short piece of wire was fastened the only portion of its huge en- to a brass ring on the end of a glass velope which the eye is permit- rod, the latter carefully dried. The ted to distinguish under the con- EXPERIMENTS ON THE NEW FORCE, wire was then placed in contact quering infiuence of the…

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