The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 316
ls of practical science, wherein theory may be seen in itsreally true state, namely, accompanied with all the circumstanceswhich conspire to give the true result. Experiment 4. Being desirous to try the effect of temperature in influencing theappearance of fracture as regards crystalline texture, a… … that after receiving about 50 blowsover tlie edge of the anvil, itpassed into the form given in fig. 5,the fracture being entirely Jibrmis,like wood, of a fine lead gray colour,and totally free from the appearance ofany sparkling crystals. This experi-ment, then, warrants the conclusion,that the…
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