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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 6 (February 1873) (1873)

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his atten- particularly suitable for this purpose, because it can bear in- tion might appear to us to be utterly trivial; and, if we were tense heat without fusion or vaporization. Still, refractory as carbon is, if we closely examined our voltaic arc or to step forward and ask him what is the use… … substituted for the thallium. A bright green flame of pre- EMISSION AND ABSORPTION INTERPRETED. To keep society as regards science in healthy play, three: cisely the same shade as that before obtained appeared, but Professor Tyndall then proceeded to explain the physical classes of workers are…

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