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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 13 (March 1872) (1872)

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ing two glass tubes passed through it, the upper form, to correspond with the section of the uptake made at working loose of the parts. The construction obviates th ends of the tubes being drawn down quite small, to prevent the same angle. While the smoke and gases of combustion jar consequent upon… … in the earth. In these examples, when the lightning struck it had followed the rod until within a short distance of the This flask is supplied with sulphate of copper, in crystals, The Great Pyramid of Egypt.—At a recent meeting of and water, as shown. The outside cup is then filled with a gas…

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