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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 23 (December 1880) (1880)

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ome so slight as to per- ject is by no means exhausted, I believe that the few exam- may be said, however, that the circular spring at the handle end is formed by wrapping the wire around any round ob- mit the rings to slip down, the spirals may be bent laterally, ples of wire apparatus for the… … WIRE APPARATUS FOR LABORATORY USE. 1,2, and 3. Tone8.-4. Spring Clamps.-S. Spring PlierB.-6. Spring Clamp.-7,8, and9. pinch Coclis.—10. Stand.-ll. Adjuslable Support for Tube8.-12. Kctort or Filter Stand.-13,14. Test Tube Holder.—lS^ Holder for Magnifier. —16. Holder for Condenser.-17. Heating…

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