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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 16 (October 1889) (1889)

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had no influence. One basket of flowers at the center, and it may be well im- agined what an effect is produced, when suddenly the has constructed a device that makes use of this ap- of the greatest advantages anticipated from this pro- different colored lights are turned on, and a fountain cess… … be no condition of equilibrium. If, however, of the warm water the gelatine, which has not Fig. 2.-LUMIN0US FOUNTAIN AS USED AT THE DINING TABLE lieen affected by the joint action of light and the molecules be subject to certain kinds of OF MR. GASTON MENIER. • developer, dissolves away. In the end…

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