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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 23 (June 1872) (1872)

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ter. expansion? Here, again, we must help ourselves to concep- In front of the table is stretched a platinum wire, which can Dip the hand into -a finger glass until the water in it is tions by reference to the visible world. An experiment will be warmed by passing an electric current through it;… … nate, and the index will fall. That it does so is shown by on all sides by its neighbors, and.thus prevented from flying On heating this flaccid bladder over a ring burner, turning pressing the top of the stand, a, towards 6; now, making away; but it requires no great stretch of imagination to sea…

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