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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 17 (October 1881) (1881)

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er was evidently being overtaxed, for in about lyses, technical assaj's, pharmaceutical work, etc. table " knocked down" and ready for shipment, and a minute the carbon loop broke. A power of 50 cells was The tube, A A, to be graduated is secured by brass then connected with the Maxim light, which… … of ordinary construction, while at the into it, the piston adjusted so as to fit same time it is strong, durable, and pnugly but loosely, and the tube se- NEW GRADUATING APPARATUS. cheap. curely clamped in position, connection Further information may be ob- having l)een made with the tube, G,…

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