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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 7 (February 1868) (1868)

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ective proportions of 4, 5, liquid outside. Now, if I heat this bottle I cause the air in Now, if I turn the cock, c, which is between the flask and and 9. So much then for the terms " degree" and " ther- it to expand ; it will ascend with force iuto the tube 11, the the other vessel, I open a way… … transfer the air from the bottle into the tube now containing of the tin vessel.] gone so high as it ought to have gone, but still it will an- the column of water. Observe now the bubbles of air going swer for philosophers as an illustration of the balloon of I have now to pass on to a…

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