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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 5 (1876) (1876)

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a coating of wax, oil, and resin. ANS IN THE XII CENTURY, Next, metal plates with flanges turned over the edges were by Professor H. C. Bolton, Ph. D. In this very interesting cemented to both faces of the wall, firmly clamped, and paper, the author gave various extracts from a book written screwed… … course, much more velocity in the tubes thun in cessively, measuring each time the quantity of the wall, since the exposed area of the wall was water displaced, or necessary to fill the vessel af- 2,860 times larger thanthe area of the tubes. ter the ball was removed. Assuming that alight wind of…

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