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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 12 (September 1876) (1876)

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point of emission, to force the action of the its brilliancy at the extremities. Fig. 3 represents the spark ROUSSEATJ'S DIAGOMETBR obtained between the con- has been given to the apparatus represented in Pig. 1. The ductor of an electric ma- difference in the conductibility of two different… … Fig. 8.—Electric egg In rarcfled gap. steam or air. These ai- grettes are generally formed machine, and to remove nil rigr. I —Koiisscau's dlagometer. of a quite brilliant stem foreign bodies. The lambent which suddenly splits into as a distinguishing characteristic. Supposing, for example,…

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