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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 14 (1907) (1907)

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famous, at least locally— stands in front of President David teresting to have further data, and Starr Jordan’s residence at Stan- to ascertain whether friction is really the only or the chief deter- ford University, California. Its mining factor in the phenomenon. bark is closely studded with… … Fig. 6.—Testing the Tone of the Bell. HOW CHURCH BELLS ARE CAST, cayed nuts, which they have telescoped, the old shell should be measured for the direct determination of the of the particle is greater than the angle of friction angle of friction, inclosing the fresh acorn. Only a portion of each…

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