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Page 396
... glass , its progress is marked by the communication of a crystalline structure , which changes its character with the temperature , and which vanishes when the heat is uniformly diffused over the plate . ' II . When a plate of glass is ...
... glass , its progress is marked by the communication of a crystalline structure , which changes its character with the temperature , and which vanishes when the heat is uniformly diffused over the plate . ' II . When a plate of glass is ...
Page 398
... glass in a crystalline state , and giving it a character as permanent as that of the most perfect minerals . The method by which this was ef fected , and some of the results thus deduced , will be under- stood from the subsequent ...
... glass in a crystalline state , and giving it a character as permanent as that of the most perfect minerals . The method by which this was ef fected , and some of the results thus deduced , will be under- stood from the subsequent ...
Page 402
... glass , or any other simply refracting substance , such as gum copal , & c . the intensity and di- rection of all the forces which are excited by a superincumbent load in different parts of the arch will be rendered visible by ex ...
... glass , or any other simply refracting substance , such as gum copal , & c . the intensity and di- rection of all the forces which are excited by a superincumbent load in different parts of the arch will be rendered visible by ex ...
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