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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 4 (July 1901) (1901)

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he contents of the internal ear are thusseen to be formed of a solution of bicarbonate of limeand of magnesia with crystals in excess of insolublecarbonates. The great density of this mixture makesit an admirable conductor of sound. The existenceof the crystals may also be made manifest in… … General View of the Suspended Truss, Showing the Aluminium Propeller.THE EXPERIMENTAL MACHINE OF M. SANTOS-DUMONT, WHO APPEABS TO HAVE SOLVED THE PE0BLEM OF AEBIAL NAVIGATION, 58 to the conclusion that the liquid consists of a solution,in a liquid of undetermined nature, of bicarbonate oflime and…

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