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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 26 (December 1888) (1888)
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the water and partlyon the banks of the stream. © 1888 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC. 40^ ^tunixtk ^mmtm* [December 29, 1888. SIUFLE EXFEBIHENTS IN FBYSIC8. BY GEO. M. HOPKINS. The engravings represent a few examples of the pro-jection of simple physical experiments upon the screen.Besides a lantern, a… … m^^^^^^^^^^^ Fig. 1.-C0HESI0N. others simply flat pieces, attached to opposite sides ofthe first by means of marine glue or other suitable ce-ment. A cell made of plates of glass clamped on oppositesides of a bent rubber strip serves a good purpose. It isa great convenience to have several of each…Oil · Steel · Color · Patents · Scientific American · Gun · Address munn · Trunk strap · Electric light · War ship · Cast steel · American supplement · Horse power · Rock shaft · Steel casting
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