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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 9 (August 1872) (1872)

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School, has de swer the question in my own way, reierence being made guides the micrometer cross lines over the field where the vised an effective apparatus by which he^burns the sulphur- to the accompanying figure. object appears in the microscope. The drawing paper ous substat ces in oxygen and… … operations devised with the utmost ingenuity and carried should, of course, be laid on an inclined table capable of ad- Let h represent the vertical hight which the weight, w, out in perfection; the machine withal being excessively com- iustment to the hight of the microscope employed, the top…

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