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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 17 (April 1909) (1909)

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. Faraday's disk is well known in schools accurate than the simple use of the lactodensimeter tool, with others of a kindred nature, should be put and colleges, but this is probably the first time in without the creamometer check. The whole test can jd the carpenter's shoulder chest, when called… … inch diameter. The legs are spread to suit the holes seven models in the set illustrating relations between SIMPLE METHOD OF TESTING MILK. in the plates F and O, into which they are riveted, magnetism and electricity; how magnetism is con- after being bent into shape as indicated in the sketch…

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