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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 19 (May 1908) (1908)

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e experiment, while the rate of stress is above a certain value, and the gas within on a small scale some of the grand phenomena of diffusion of the glow observed in the meteor trains the tube is within the proper limits of pressure, a nature, and study the various underlying causes. In- is of the… … Sketch of a Meteor Train. The Tube and Method of Producing the Glow. unstable compound formed by the discharge, which breaks down and in so doing gives a radiation which in Its actual demonstration or application in a simple following the electrodeless discharge. Furthermore, is accompanied by…

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