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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 24 (June 1872) (1872)

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is considerable. But Donny pushed his researches would be for a time insensible. At last they come within The flask filled with water, A, is tightly corked (Fig. 10); further, and found that the boiling each other's play, and produce immediately a re-arrangement through the cork a tube, t, passes… … freezing point.] To solidify, water must expand. But if the a way did this fact act in the potential power of his mind. vessel be rigid it cannot do so, hence, in a rigid vessel, it He had known and wondered at the extraordinary power would remain longer liquid. For every additional atmosphere…

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