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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 6 (August 1886) (1886)

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er of tacks, or a service in the text books. The true force developed weight may be made to lift a heavy one ; a model of watch chain, may be placed in the globe, and the water by a body moving in a curve is due to tangential velo- may be colored with a little ink. Taking into account the steam… … concrete has been too much neglected. Modern well The usual machines for inducing rapid rotation, such sinkers will go down in any strata almost to any as the twirling table, are quite expensive. By utilizing a depth—certainly to any depth required in practice; SPOOL AND FLASK EXFEBIMENTS. twisted…

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