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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 26 (1901) (1901)

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high coherer with the exception of the most carefully ad- of at least 1,500 feet clear span or tunnels of great length, considerable depth and presumably somewhat resistance is instantly assumed the moment of cessa- justed silver coherer, and for this reason it lends itself NEW $ \OMPSON AVE x G ;… … tion of the waves. Carbon possesses this property, heavy gradients. The Hast River is already spanned to the purpose of long-distance transmission; but since likewise steel and iron, and so it‘is that the imperfect by one completed and one half-completed bridge; but the maximum resistivity and…

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