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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 6 (August 1873) (1873)

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es when thus illumi- ever, possesses so much general interest that we have thought adjustable up and down on a vertical rod, and turning with nated. well to prepare, from various papers published by Dr. Mor- a click. Around the circumference of this table were eight Having seen this substance… … haviour of these substances one standing for nitrate of urani- Fig. 1, FLUOKESCENOE—[Prom a Painting by James Hamilton.] under the influence of heat, a um and canary glass, the other for time witnessed Its effect (during one of his own lectures, with little oven, such as is represented in Fig. 5,…

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