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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 2 (January 1869) (1869)

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to 32 deg. and it becomes crystallized, during the pro- thoroughly demonstrated by the annexed diagram, which Superior, Wis. represents that, in March, the north pole of the sun is seen in- cess of crystallization it expands nearly one sixth part in vol- ,-g o»» ume. After it becomes solid it is… … centric and rods for moving the valves in a beam engine on of expansion and contraction as other solids in all fluctuations us " that it has the form of a pyramid;" of course they mean the steamer Kewenaw, a moving palace on our river, and which of temperature below 32 deg. During fche winter…

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