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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 21 (November 1906) (1906)

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he spheres being com- than the perfect wood, and it has to be cut off when bined without flowing together into a single one. Such discarding such phenomena as are incompatible with present laws, it should most thoroughly and without we wish to produce durable work; whence a pretty con- twin… … Long Crystals Squirming Like Serpents. Creeping Crystals. Fleeting Crystals at Rest as Seen by Polarized Light. SOFT CRYSTALS SHOWING APPARENT LIFE. gradually taking the size of an equivalent sphere. In the present case its task will be to investigate how cies attacked are those whose sapwood…

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