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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 25 (December 1893) (1893)

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ect one. It seems to me that a portion of glass or frit colored with oxide of copper was used, and Pass the tubes, E E, through the holes left empty in gave various shades. It could be rubbed down in a the action at least must be due to the following cause : the stoppers, so that the length of the… … A CARBONIC ACID MOTOR. than half of the liquid contained in the cury, arrests the deposit upon the mirror, re- lower one. Then the change that takes duces the mercurial vapor to an infinitesimal place in the occlusion of the rubber tube, R, by the liquid form give off vapor, in fact, are surrounded…

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