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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 24 (1878) (1878)

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ownward. The other carbon Oak ties not injected; after 17 years, 49 per cent. The con- | In respect to duration, a carbon rod 5-32 in. in diameter, is a fine rod of carbon of about ¥% or 5-32 inch in diameter. ditions were very favorable for experiment; the road bed | and a yard long, obtained from… … for any number of branches the current will divide itself ac- previous there was a deficit of £216,517. cording to the resistances. If, then, we have a number of with the center of the lower surface of the disk. This rod A FRENCH engineer named Duponchel has made a report branches, as indicated in…

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