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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 17 (1898) (1898)

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d much less surface to the air produced, Fig. 1. resistance at the proper instant to facilitate the flow from which‘ evaporation could take place, and thus The temperatures from 100°C. to 190° C. are given of current through the conductor. preserved the liquid oxygen from all boiling. The below,… … the companies themselves 76 per cent are managed in methods of measurement is the best possible reason for London. France commands twelve cables of’ 2,033 believing them to be substantially correct. In addition to the experiments described in a recent. nautical miles in European waters and…

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