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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 24 (1896) (1896)

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udience is still tions, the amount of heat required is 4:2 joules. tions.” The tropeum, of limestone, 2°65 meters in keeping guard withits ever watchful eye. It will, therefore, be convenient to fix upon this num. ber of joules as a secondary unit of heat. This second- a A Roumanian Pompeii Fund.… … United States are second which is situated about fifteen kilometers to the only to Germans, the Thanks to the labors of Prof. Tocilesco, the great tumu- numbers being 335 and 1,950 respectively. Great south of Rassova. It was one of the most important places in that region, attained municipal rank,…

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