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... method . Thus , whilst the aspiration of 10 litres of air through Hesse's apparatus takes about three - quarters of an hour , by the new method about 48 litres can be drawn through the tube in the same time ; whilst a better plan is to ...
... method . Thus , whilst the aspiration of 10 litres of air through Hesse's apparatus takes about three - quarters of an hour , by the new method about 48 litres can be drawn through the tube in the same time ; whilst a better plan is to ...
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... method of crushing a rock , and of picking out from its powder the several minerals of which it was composed , for micro- scopic study ; and in 1816 , Cordier endeavoured , by systematising the methods followed by his predecessors ...
... method of crushing a rock , and of picking out from its powder the several minerals of which it was composed , for micro- scopic study ; and in 1816 , Cordier endeavoured , by systematising the methods followed by his predecessors ...
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... method of finding the ohm by means of a differentially - wound , heavy - needle galvanometer is suggested in the latter part of the note . Prof. Ayrton pointed out that Prof. Foster's method does not require readings on a ballistic ...
... method of finding the ohm by means of a differentially - wound , heavy - needle galvanometer is suggested in the latter part of the note . Prof. Ayrton pointed out that Prof. Foster's method does not require readings on a ballistic ...
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