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Something about X rays for everybody (1896)

Trevert, Edward, 1858-1904 · Lynn, Mass. : Bubier Publishing Co. · leaf 26

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r9 have been prepared we are ready to build thecondenser. A compartment should be made inthe base for the coil, just large enough to con-tain the condenser, that is, 9x7 inches. Place five sheets of the waxed paper in thisreceptacle and then lay on them a sheet of tin-foil, with its undipped corner… … figure 13. corner of the paper. Then follows anothersheet of paper and then one of tin-foil, laid onlike the first, and so on, alternating the positionof the undipped corner with each sheet of tin-foil. When the last piece of tin-foil is in placeput on the remaining sheets of paper and coverthe…

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