his observations work in December, 1879, to invent an instru- ment that would yield the desired results. while concealed behind a wall, with the two His earliest design consisted of two strips extremities of the apparatus carrying the objectives projecting above the obstacle. of thin metal placed… … easy one. He decided to employ feet. The artilleryman will at once recognize the advantages that may the flame of a petroleum lamp with- INERA-RED SPECTRUM OF ROCK SALT PRISM. be derived from so precise an ob- in a glass chimney, the radiation Wave Lengths, 0 75/* to 2-29/it. being limited by a…
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