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

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y are given, shows the applicability of the method, while The weight, w, acts on the long lever, L, and the resistance, some of the details mentioned may help to explain the use B, on the Bhort lever, I. Then of the apparatus. R: m=L: I, and R=t— Weight taken. Per cent found. 1. Iroh pyrites (mixed… … 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 moved, and d the distance which the nail was driven into the…

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