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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 5 (1879) (1879)

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ve the figures on apparatus in the shade(for instance) five minutes, and notices which we rest the statement. bewildering in their magnitude, but which are demonstrably whether it loses or gains from its own radiation to surround- Now this is for a very small part of a single year’s work of… … ERICSSON’S SOLAR CALORIC ENGINE. of the steam engine is so well known, was and then plunge both in the same basin of tepid one of the first to invent a solar engine, we water, the two hands will give different re- pass over much that is historically interesting, to come to the shines full on it for…

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