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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 6 (August 1883) (1883)

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ng, wire, or the railway facilities to be organized, a few miles more or Fic/.J. FUj. 2. less will really be a matter of no great importance, while it hook is passed through the eyelets, securely fastening tbe envelope. The tag may be tacked to a barrel, box, or olher is undeniable that, with the… … through the gas inside the globe between the electrodes and COMBINED TAG AND ENVELOPE. THE DETECTION OP GAS LEAKAGES. decompose the gas, so as to build up an arch or loop of car- bon between tbe electrodes. This bridge is the filament, or oilcloth strip, or other device. It is stated that there are…

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