Journal - Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania (1826)
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) · [Philadelphia : Franklin Institute] · leaf 81
direction of the deviation; but not long after, Wild published hissplendid investigations, which unequivocally confirmed the correctnessof Tyndalls views. Magnus was at a loss to account for his error,and concluded, therefore, to repeat Wilds experiments with en-tirely similar apparatus. In so… … Wild arranged his apparatus as follows : On both sides of the pile, P,Fig. 2, were placed brass tubes Y and Y, 60 centimeters long, whichagain were flanked by the Leslies cubes, C and C, which served assources of heat. When now the air of one tube was replaced by moister,and that of the other by…
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