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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 25 (June 1885) (1885)

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ollapse, or by vigorous blowing may just be kept in- The true nature of a liquid film iscomparableto that out into the most elegant shapes. Pig. 9, reminding us flated. The blast from the hole is sometimes enough, to of a perfectly elastic and tightly stretched membrane. of the iridescent glass… … end of the glass tube may be dipped into water, when Again attaching a bubble to a ring, the air in it can the depression will show the pressure, Fig. 3. It will be drawn out by inverting the mouth of the pipe until, be but a small fraction of an inch. on pulling away the pipe, a lenticular bubble…

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