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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 13 (March 1903) (1903)

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pectrum—the have obtained by this process. The photograph repre- tiny collections of. magnets in various forms of gal- so-called great HH lines. When hydrogen is submit- sents them half the original size. The needle-like vanometers. At one time this method of suspension ted to strong electrical… … The disadvantages of all those oxyhydrogen blowpipe until a fairly Fig. 1— NEEDLE-LIKE PIECES OF Fig. 2.—SPECTRUM TUBES MADE FROM AMOR- methods of road cleaning which large piece of amorphous silica is PHOUS SILICA. AMORPHOUS SILICA, AND THE obtained. An arrow or dart is then involve the direct…

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