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Scientific American, Vol. 65, No. 5 (1891) (1891)

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ol in this way their resist- produced chronoscopes of more or less efficiency, but sitting on a pine plank with a spade edge to scrape ance is maintained constant, and there follows an ac- them off by, in spite of the ‘‘ paines and in- centuation of heating effect at the joint dustrie” of the dame.… … regular use until the beginning of the pre- the current. In the second case the energy sent century. It is the extent to which the of electricity in motion is transmuted into 0: emp ice Me ooostee ty ta inventions were prophetic which makes that of chemical separation when a current them more or…

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