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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 6 (1886) (1886)

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tacks, or a service in the text books. The true force developed weight may be made to lift a heavy one; a model of . watch chain, may be placed in the globe, and the water _ by a body moving in a curve is due to tangential velo- may be colored with a little ink. Taking into account the steam.… … depth—certainly to any depth required in practice ; twisted cord as motor in the way to be here described, and a secure foundation may thus be made for the the experiments can be executed perfectly well at home loftiest structure in the most difficult ground. Masses with the most primitive…

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