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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 21 (November 1878) (1878)

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from the principal furrow, to end afterward at R, and the more satisfactorily. The simple device shown in the ac- phenomenon only ceases when the sheet of mica no longer lost, part of its moisture. M. Boussingault has made a fresh companying engraving is one of those useful things that presents a… … kind manifests itself, there must very likely be formed the ered fully established that stale is distinguished from new the opposite side a flat spring, the end of which is but in- elements of a condenser, in which a powerfully electrified bread less by containing a smaller quantity of water than…

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