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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 28 (March 1854) (1854)

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in the right-angle tri- their adaptation to th i construction of tables, I perceive in your number for the 11th Feb- angle A B C, we have three quantities given to most part undecomposed even at a summer necessary to be calculated and kept in each ruary, a method proposed for measuring inac- heat… … drogen from sulphuret of hydrogen in hermefri- LITERARY NOTICES. Take a card in the form of a rectangle, and to A B, so is radius to B C the inaccessible cally-sealed tubes, colorless crystals are some- distance. Thus we obtain a common formula, The Working-Man's Wat in the World—Being the on the…

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