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For this reason it was expected that by improving the apparatus the differences in the apparent conductivity of the layers could be considerably reduced . DESIGN OF NEW APPARATUS . The chief improvements to be made were : ( 1 ) To make ...
For this reason it was expected that by improving the apparatus the differences in the apparent conductivity of the layers could be considerably reduced . DESIGN OF NEW APPARATUS . The chief improvements to be made were : ( 1 ) To make ...
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On Apparatus for Self - acting Temperature Compensation of Standard Cells . By ALBERT CAMPBELL , B.A. * I N ordinary testing work when using a Clark cell as the working standard of difference of potential , it is desirable to get rid of ...
On Apparatus for Self - acting Temperature Compensation of Standard Cells . By ALBERT CAMPBELL , B.A. * I N ordinary testing work when using a Clark cell as the working standard of difference of potential , it is desirable to get rid of ...
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Professor Dewar said that in 1895 he described apparatus for the production of a jet of hydrogen containing liquid , and showed how such a jet could be used to cool bodies below the teinperature that could be reached with liquid air ...
Professor Dewar said that in 1895 he described apparatus for the production of a jet of hydrogen containing liquid , and showed how such a jet could be used to cool bodies below the teinperature that could be reached with liquid air ...
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m FIFTH SERIES | 1 |
Mr W Sutherland on the Relative Motion of the Earth | 23 |
F Brush on the Transmission of Radiant Heat | 31 |
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