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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 14 (April 1898) (1898)

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oubtless the coldest free the distance between the transmitter and the receiver results. One day, when Pictet had a burn upon his liquid that has ever been produced. Its boiling point is comparatively short. For the benefit of those who at the ordinary pressure of the atmosphere is —191° C. hand… … at ordinary pressures. This vapor presents the appear- which disposes of some of its impurities, and it passes TBIPLEB'S OBIGINAL APPABATUS-USED IN 1890. ance of a cloud of steam and would be easily mistaken on to the liquefier. It is this part of the apparatus An extended table of the physical…

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