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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 4 (January 1886) (1886)

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meters in municating vessels, the smoke is sucked through length, and wound on a reel. To measure the speed, the cigar holder tube. A; and, when it rises, one end of the thread is wound round the finger, the the smoke is expelled through the tubes, B, time is noted when the balloon log is… … Fig. 2.-DETAILS OF THE APPARATUS. Di, are full of water, as is also the connecting siphon. Si. The water flows over the partition into compartment, Dj, and then runs through of the thread from the reel. When the distance of the siphon, Sa, into the collector, C, where the 100 meters is traversed, a…

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