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The Bookshelf for boys and girls Book of Wonders and Curious Things (1912)

University Society, New York · New York: University Society · leaf 43

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n as to the alti- light the air under the jar is at any moment bythe instrument connected with it. So saying,Uncle Tom showed a picture of the apparatus. It looks like a thermometer, said May. It does; and it is a similar instrument, calleda manometer, or measurer of the pressure ofgases, such as… … HE JUNGFRAU, FROM THE RUGEN, NEAR INTERLAKEN. tude. Guinea-pigs were chosen to experimentupon; and as it would have been difficult actu-ally to take them up the Jungfrau Mountain, avery clever scheme was found to produce thesame conditions. Air, light as it may seem, weighs fifteenpounds a square…

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