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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 13 (1886) (1886)

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rities which may be of stances. The oxygen is shown in a jar with a label rubber balloons, as they seemed to offer the advan- some interest to dyers and painters. A short time after which states that the weight of oxygen in a man weigh- tages of large exciting surface and small weight, both I had… … gradually loses its brilliancy, and a dull, worthless Thus the elements of the human body are shown to A NEW EXPERIMENT IN STATIC ELECTRICITY. shade is the result. This property applies alike to all comprise five gases, existing in such quantities, as if the basic dyes cited above. they were set…

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