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Page 437
P is the suspension - wire from the balance beam passing through the vulcanite cross - arm c . W and W ' are rigid brass wires passing easily through slots in c , and supported by means of nuts d and d ' , the upper ends of W and W ...
P is the suspension - wire from the balance beam passing through the vulcanite cross - arm c . W and W ' are rigid brass wires passing easily through slots in c , and supported by means of nuts d and d ' , the upper ends of W and W ...
Page 458
With a solution the particles left after passing through the acid must be larger than those left when water is sprayed . Yet the electrification gets through the plug only in the former case . The fact that the electrification which ...
With a solution the particles left after passing through the acid must be larger than those left when water is sprayed . Yet the electrification gets through the plug only in the former case . The fact that the electrification which ...
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These increased in brightness with increasing thickness of the film , while the central image became fainter , and finally disappeared when the thickness was such as to give to the light passing through it a retardation of one half wave ...
These increased in brightness with increasing thickness of the film , while the central image became fainter , and finally disappeared when the thickness was such as to give to the light passing through it a retardation of one half wave ...
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Contents
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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