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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 20 (November 1887) (1887)

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STINQ EXFEBIKEKTS WITH StHFLE to send the vial to the bottom, and when the pressure the Cartesian <Jiver is represented by a small vial, which is inverted in the water with sufiBoient wire wound about AFFABAT1TB. is removed it will rise again. It will increase the inter- est of the experiment to… … may be produced. See Fig. 5. If the water rises some- and will require two chimneys, also some brass or tin ney is filled with water and the upper cork is pierced tubing, unless glass tube of sufficient length can be what higher in the glass tube than in the chimney, it is obtained. This fountain…

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