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" I filled the vessel, which was 18 inches high and 10 broad, nearly to the brim with brine of full saturation, the lower portion being occupied, to the depth of about 15 inches, with loose sand from the sea-shore, and thoroughly drenched with the brine.... "
The Edinburgh Journal of Science - Page v
1825
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Annals of Philosophy, Volume 12; Volume 28

1826 - 502 pages
...employed in these early experiments were the large black-lead crucibles used by the brass .founders. I filled the vessel, which was 18 inches high and...experiments, furnishing an unbounded variety of results, I at length obtained a confirmation of the main object in view. I observed that the bottom of the porcelain...
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Annals of Philosophy, Volume 12; Volume 28

1826 - 522 pages
...progress of the experiment, I placed an earthen-ware tube, about the size and shape of a sun-barrel, closed at bottom, and open at the top, in a vertical position, having its lovver extremity immersed in the sand, and reaching to within about an inch of the bottom of the pot,...
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Gleanings in Science, Volume 1

1829 - 424 pages
...thoroughly drenched with the brine. In order to have a view of the progress of the experiment, I placedan earthen-ware tube, about the size and shape of a gun-barrel,...brine, and could be looked into without inconvenience. Alter a great number of experiments, furnishing an unbounded variety of results, I at length obtained...
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The Edinburgh Journal of Science, Volume 3

1826 - 430 pages
...with the brine. In order to have a .view of the progress of the experiment, I placed an earthen- ware tube, about the size and shape of a gun-barrel, closed...experiments, furnishing an unbounded variety of results, I at length obtained a confirmation of the main object in view. I observed that the bottom of the porcelain...
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Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, Volume 10

Royal Society of Edinburgh - 1826 - 544 pages
...employed in these early experiments, were the large black-lead crucibles used by the brass-founders. J filled the vessel, which was 18 inches high and 10...experiments, furnishing an unbounded variety of results, I at length obtained a confirmation of the main object in view. I observed that the bottom of the porcelain...
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