Journal of the Franklin InstituteFranklin Institute, 1853 Vols. 1-69 include more or less complete patent reports of the U. S. Patent Office for years 1825-1859. cf. Index to v. 1-120 of the Journal, p. [415] |
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... experiments with feldspar and kaolin , to make porcelain ; and after many experiments and much labor , he was successful in making a very beautiful porcelain in a small way . He then rented of the City Corporation the old Water Works ...
... experiments with feldspar and kaolin , to make porcelain ; and after many experiments and much labor , he was successful in making a very beautiful porcelain in a small way . He then rented of the City Corporation the old Water Works ...
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... Experiments of M. REGNAULT , on the Laws of the Compressibility of the Gases . By M. AVOGADRO , ( from the Memoirs of the Academy of Sciences of Turin , 2d Series , Vol . XIII . ) M. Regnault , in his Memoir On the Compressibility of ...
... Experiments of M. REGNAULT , on the Laws of the Compressibility of the Gases . By M. AVOGADRO , ( from the Memoirs of the Academy of Sciences of Turin , 2d Series , Vol . XIII . ) M. Regnault , in his Memoir On the Compressibility of ...
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... experimental formula of the form r 3 -1 m a = m . Where indicates the pressure in metres of mercury ; m , the corres ... experiments of M. Regnault , is 9735-32 , or nearly 10,000 ; hence employing the logarithms of the tables 1 log . a ...
... experimental formula of the form r 3 -1 m a = m . Where indicates the pressure in metres of mercury ; m , the corres ... experiments of M. Regnault , is 9735-32 , or nearly 10,000 ; hence employing the logarithms of the tables 1 log . a ...
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... experiments on the air , of which oxy- gen forms a part , m = 1 , that is , to the density which it has under a pressure of one metre of mercury . For carbonic acid , and at the tem- 1 nearly ; so perature indicated , this limit is ...
... experiments on the air , of which oxy- gen forms a part , m = 1 , that is , to the density which it has under a pressure of one metre of mercury . For carbonic acid , and at the tem- 1 nearly ; so perature indicated , this limit is ...
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... Experiments . By MR . WILLIAM BLAND , of Sit- tingbourne , Kent . * Continued from Vol . xxiv . , page 420 . CHAPTER XX . - CONCLUSION . Since curves must be substituted for the straight line in the forms of the bottoms of all vessels ...
... Experiments . By MR . WILLIAM BLAND , of Sit- tingbourne , Kent . * Continued from Vol . xxiv . , page 420 . CHAPTER XX . - CONCLUSION . Since curves must be substituted for the straight line in the forms of the bottoms of all vessels ...
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