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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 24 (December 1859) (1859)

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they were running into throw considerable doubt on the accuracy of the above the weighed globule of water. The globe, with the the jaws of death. Such are the statements which have formula when applied to steam and other condensible stem, is shown at A; this is surrounded by a copper been made… … come by what may be termed the saturation gage; and E, to heat it, and with an open oil bath, G, to retain the nuts, pressed upon the surface and allowed to cool. It it is in this that the novelty of the present experiments glass tubes at the same temperature as the boiler; then adheres so firmly…

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