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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 3 (January 1909) (1909)

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44 JfcyA Uen&ion Sgnit ion 6y 97(agnGto. &y fioffer & Whitman. The builders of internal-combustion engines realized ignite the charge. While this system was and still is in the development of electric currents in the wire, from the first that the problem of ignition was of in very general use, it… … Fig. 4.—The cross bar again becomes Fig. 1.—Magnetic flow through the Fig. 2.—Cross bar partially turned Fig. 3.—The field thrown out by the magnetized as the magnetism with magnetic flow cross bar disappears in cross bar. resumes its flow. through it. this position. CHANGES IN THE STRENGTH OF THE…

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