Beale, Lionel S. (Lionel Smith), 1828-1906 · London, Harrison · leaf 236
on the object-glass, and renderingthe object invisible. These inconveniences are entirely obviated by the ingeniousmicroscope invented some years ago by Dr. Lawrence Smith, ofLouisville, United States { American Journal of Science, secondiseries. Vol. XIV, 1852). The inverted chemical microscope… … §217. The inverted microscope of Dr. Lawrence Sniitli, of Louisville. [To face page 128.1 ■WITH THE MIOEOSCOMf. 129 218. Of Examining Substances at a Higrh Temperature By placing a brass plate upon the stage of the instrument justdescribed, and allowing one end to project over the edge, so thatit…
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