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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 16 (April 1869) (1869)

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r own insular sess conveniences which many more pretentious structures metal will absorb or occlude about 1,000 times its own volume are destitute of. The cottages are two stories high, with at- of hydrogen gas, the greatest amount taken up in the actual peculiarities being catered for in the shape… … laws of gases, and to possess all the properties either a trumpet or a top ; and the Russian, that it should be requirements, may be made to accommodate quite a large of a gas. The weight of hydrogen, thus absorbed, is from made of india-rubber. family. 8-10 to 9-10 that of the palladium. Mercury…

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