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English: The apparatus with which John Tyndall observed the Tyndall effect: "L represents the electric lamp, s s' the experimental tube, pp' the pipe leading to the air-pump, and F the test-tube containing the volatile liquid. The tube t t' is plugged with cotton-wool intended to intercept the floating matter of the air; the bent tube T' contains caustic potash, the tube T sulphuric acid, the one intended to remove the carbonic acid and the other the aqueous vapour of the air." |
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Source | http://www.gutenberg.org/files/24527/24527-h/24527-h.htm#Toc158391601 | |||||
Author | John Tyndall's draughtsman; scanned by Jon Richfield | |||||
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