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Letters on natural magic (1883)

Brewster, David, Sir, 1781-1868, Smith, James Alexander · London, Chatto · leaf 400

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er facts, rendered these suppositions untenable. This difficulty was at last entirely removed by the discovery of a cavity of the form shown in the annexed figure, where A, B, and C are three portions of the expansible fluid separated by the interposition of the second fluid D E F. The first… … took an accurate drawing of the appearances at a tempera- ture of 50°, as shown in the figure, and I watched the changes which took place in raising the temperature to 83°. The portion A gradually expanded itself till it filled up all the four vacuities V, X, Y, and Z ; but as the portions B, C had…

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