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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 2 (1888) (1888)

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r together—is shown in Into the water drop an egg. It goes to the bottom That iratter occupies space is appreciated by our (Fig. 7). An egg dropped into the brine floats (Fig. 8) Fig. 5. In the bottom of a suitable vessel is placed a senses, and needs no particular proof, but that two few drops of… … poured a mixture of alcohol and water having the same Fig. 1—A HATFUL OF CO1l'TON IN A TUMBLER- time. What may have been the particular appear- specific gravity as the oil. The oil will be detached FUL OF ALCOHOL. ances observed after death in this case we have.no from the bottom of the vessel, and…

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