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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 18 (1882) (1882)

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sition, which is one of} It is easy to understand that, as the water is measured by | in order to get crystallized carbonic acid. Beautifulcrystals the volume of the cylinder, and as the piston| were soon formed in the immersed part of the tube, and a makes a tight joint at every pressure, this… … Fig. 8.—HORIZONTAL SECTION. Fig. dV SR TICEL SECTION OF TACQUELS WATER METER: As regards the length of time that the Jacquet, utes it exploded violently. This tube had often before meter will work well, it must be remarked | borne a rise of temperature to 81°. The explosion is attrib- unstable…

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