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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 23 (June 1903) (1903)

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awn might, at trifling cost, procure a cool and pure atmos- received by a parabolic reflector, in the focus of which on an excellent paper on selenium prepared by Mr. is placed a selenium cell connected with a battery and phere for himself. Considering that liauefled air, va- William J. Hammer, to… … THE RECEIVING INSTRUMENT. upon the carbon caused variations of ARRANGEMENT FOR SPEAKING IN TWO DIRECTIONS temperature inside of the glass bulb, ature of —191 deg. C, it is hardly a matter of surprise two of the photographs herewith reproduced. which produced the original sounds in the listener's…

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