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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 5 (February 1906) (1906)

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too small to be ap- daylight was quite, sufficient for an observation of these preciable. On the 20th of September last a severe dark plates, there was the disadvantage of the incon- storm caused the fusion of a telephone wire, leaving stancy of illumination, the details being seen more dis- the… … sections, multiplying the number of sections by the dust by heat, the space between the glass ring and Illuminating Box for Microscope with Condensing average and dividing by the number of liters of air glass block. lens. watch glass being filled with vaseline. lamp, transporting glass blocks.…

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