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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 13 (March 1884) (1884)

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nto the lower reservoir, and from thence into the external by a tube, HQ K, which traverses the diaphragms that such point. We must proceed, therefore, with a certain vessel, will cause the cork to rise and the flow to cease, and close them at their upper part, and which is soldered to number of… … pedestal. In the latter there is sufficient water to tube, HQ K. In the same way this air will drive Kg. 4.-AN APPARATUS OF HERON PERMITTING OF MIXING stop up the orifice of the tube, 3 O. Finally, let WINE AND WATER IN DEFINITE PROPORTIONS. an equal quantity of wine into the vessel, 0 3, UP be a…

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