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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 9 (August 1876) (1876)

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nd it suggests a source for the lime ofthe labradorite and other mineral constituents. Chloriteschist is also found in these greenstones; it is of a lightgreen color, and gives off water when heated. Twelve percent of this mineral consists of various oxides of iron. Do-lerite and argyHite are also… … When the most common phenomena of acoustics are re-called, for example, the transmission of a melody played byan orchestra which is perceived by an entire audience at longdistances from the players, it is not easy to analyze the ef-fect. Physics tell us that the sounds produced by each in-strument…

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