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RM2AFTTJW–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. Unio piotuj Uiuo perdix ? JJhttum by J.Drajyton.. Symtih i/n ota disc a 11 It ? /J,,„..,.?/,,//. PJL .XE Vol..5.. Ano-rlcmta BluimU/nnia ? Anodonta lato-->niurqin ata. AnoAontu. tenebrCcoi -.,. . «. Draxn b J-Drayton. ? •»;. PL. XW Vol.o
RM2AFW2A0–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. /W Ra,van Mvn-Usnni anus. Unto Hrldrethiamw. Tfnio Haysiemu*. Unui Schoolcraft* >u Drawn. In PL . IV Vol 6 .. Sirmphynta ylohfisa Tvro g ttrm itirLcu. s Uno Taitian.u.s. ZJr.ri.-n £v .TDi-uynut . PL,. V. Vol. .5 .
RM2AFW7GG–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. 404 SUNDRY IMPROVEMENTS IN ENGRAVING AND DESCRIPTION OF VOLTAIC SERIES, COMBINING THEADVANTAGES OF THE TROUGH OF CRUICKSHANK WITH THOSE OFTHE DEFLAGRATOR. Fi». 1.. Galvanic Deflagrator of one hundred pairs, of fourteen inches by eight. Fig. 1 represents a voltaic series, upon the plan of the troughof Cruickshank, associated with another trough destitute of plates,and of a capacity sufficient to hold all the acid necessary for an amplecharge. The trough containing the series is joined to the otherlengthwise, edge to edge, so that when the si
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RM2AFTK1A–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. bJH ii- ji^. 91 t k <&^r p i- / z -4/ S. X V < b / * Scale niVaiirls. If tti 30 40 *o I — I 100 PLATE xxrr. Pmters from the main lionsefound in this field . Fiff.6.DWELLING £ GROtfOTJS OF M?I).DU]VN . Trees from this field.Carried eastuardlv.
RM2AFWCYY–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. ectricity for experiments, in which such a supply is requisite, it was notvol. v.—4 s 366 DESCRIPTION OF AN ELECTRICAL MACHINE deemed necessary to insulate the cushions and the axis, as in the electricalplate machine which I employ for experiments requiring insulation.* The prime conductor is supported and insulated by means of woodenposts covered by stout bell glasses, so that the summits of the latter arebetween those of the posts and the inner surfaces of caps attached tothe conductor. By these means the glass is subjected to pressure, b
RM2AFTT0J–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. Ano-rlcmta BluimU/nnia ? Anodonta lato-->niurqin ata. AnoAontu. tenebrCcoi -.,. . «. Draxn b J-Drayton. ? •»;. PL. XW Vol.o. Anvd-onba Morccniajui-. ?is Vnio SlvqjartliamLS.m Unio fulvus. UrcLv.rt, l/y JlItruAtbtm.. Unio irwcLwlafOr-mz&: PL. XIV Vol.5.
RM2AFW5P0–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. Ihvio capMtwLi . llrao suiglobositf. Unio crrp.verformis, JDrawn bt/ J.Druytcn , PJL. Ill VoL..rJ.
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RM2AFTPKP–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. Symphgfiota BeTVedicferKn,? AriodorUa Surrouffhiana- Viiio aonfertios. 3htiw by j7jra.>(Svnr. PL.XVll Vol.5.. Cvii hm, rotundata Mtorqarittew. RavmeLiMitet. ? ifr„im hit .X&rm/ttm i ,11. ru. ?? P L JOTll Vol.J
RM2AFW8J8–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. d depressedbelow the surface of the mercury; the wholebeing supported as represented in the figure. Under these circum-stances, the mercury rises as the temperature of the water declines,indicating the consequent diminution of pressure within the bulb.Meanwhile, the decline of pressure lowering the boiling point of thewater, the ebullition continues till the mercury rises in the neck nearlyto the height of the mercury in the barometer. By introducing into the cup formed by the bulging of the bulb, coldwater, alcohol, ether or ice, the refri
RM2AFW14P–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. ?Symphyiutta WoodjUina. Symph/nota magnified. Bro, Z///5 Vrteirn h r-D A v PL.VT Vol.5.
RM2AFW94F–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. o seea copper reservoir, which had collapsed while apparently subjected tointernal pressure, arising from a communication with the mains pro-ceeding from the public water-works. For the purpose of refrigerating the contents, the reservoir wasplaced in spring water, at the bottom of a well, so as to be at a smalldepth below the surface: receiving the river water by one pipe, it wasmade to deliver it by another. The pressure of the water with which the city of Philadelphia issupplied, is known to be sufficient, when at its maximum, to com-man
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RM2AFTJJA–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. 91 t k <&^r p i- / z -4/ S. X V < b / * Scale niVaiirls. If tti 30 40 *o I — I 100 PLATE xxrr. Pmters from the main lionsefound in this field . Fiff.6.DWELLING £ GROtfOTJS OF M?I).DU]VN . Trees from this field.Carried eastuardlv.. Scale as of fig.4 p 1 i . 1 * Vol.5. ^Vut/nr ^ ;?>??,//,-. ^ fe fe fe. ^ ?s is s c t-£ t-s *-: %-; ^c =-. S ^i U «.. l/i/t/ii,//, . It;//r. s ,c S= L- -f S sf //./ H M XI nnr w VVI vn VJll ix X xc m xn nmw VVIVK vni IXX XI M xn T/iemtometai: § ^;. % g S s g 9 % St. §: § : f J3 8 ? 5= % / / / / ,; iW ^ V
RM2AFWC35–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. ween oppositelyelectrified surfaces, which, in the gigantic operations ofnature, are conceived to be the exciting cause of the tor-nado. The phenomena represented by it are designatedin Pixiis catalogue as grele electrique, and may be thusexplained. A metallic rod supports one ball within thebell glass, another without, so as to be in contact withthe knob of another rod R, proceeding from the conductorof an electrical machine in operation. The brass ball be-ing by these means intensely electrified, attracts some ofthe pith balls which lie u
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RM2AFTRBW–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. Anvd-onba Morccniajui-. ?is Vnio SlvqjartliamLS.m Unio fulvus. UrcLv.rt, l/y JlItruAtbtm.. Unio irwcLwlafOr-mz&: PL. XIV Vol.5.. Tfnio Parcunansis XTrdo Iffrchnuliaruus Uhio Naskvillzamus. frown /!:,? J.Drwuton. PL.XV Vol.5 .
RM2AFTXJK–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. Unto parallelopipcdott , Umo Ificteolu 6 Unio Cooper tonus , hy J. Drayton , />//•> r/W 7,/Y/r. ? PL.IX Vol.5.. Unu) emarginatu s - C/nui Conrcuiirus . Vruo divaricti In Vnio Gray ami s . Unio CorricmiM V^mtvrt on sU>n/. by J.JJrwytcm /!.-. „>„x A,/,. PL.X Vol.*.
RM2AFW013–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. Anadcnta incertu ? Anadonla. Fenis.iaaana . Anadnntn Stewnrtiaut ? Mrtrvm on start* by JJJraytan. /.,//* tyjfi £ U Br-o. Pi. vir Vol. 5 in. Aiux-(l(m£a- plana Brown V J»Wl llrmm bs J.Drayton P-L.vrn Vol.5.
RM2AFWEEP–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. EXTRACT FROM THE LAWS OF THE SOCIETY RELATING TO THE TRANSACTIONS. 1. The Transactions shall be published in numbers, at short intervals, under the directionof the Committee of Publication. 2. Every communication to the Society, which may be considered as intended for a placein the Transactions, shall immediately be referred to a committee to consider and reportthereon. 3. If the committee shall report in favour of publishing the communication, they shallmake such corrections therein, as they may judge necessary to fit it for the press; or
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RM2AJFNXM–Acta Academiae scientiarum imperialis petropolitanae . ici1. i^icn.HiiiC ergo proilu cciciifai ifta luitiali* — 485i7-p««l.teik Ex refolution^ aeq. ciibicae k rr. 1,40884.. i. B E o, 53190-/ 2,87312- g 2,40712. B -f- j *» •= V(B-+-,^r]kf Arc. tang. i£ N = 53 39 52 .i,y.i-^ iArc. tang. -^ f 1/: M — 30° 40 39. ?<-, , N-hM ; r- Arc. tang. ,y ? ; R — 84 20 31.H— 13° 46 32. hinc N + H —d^ S.6M-H=:: i6^ 54 24/,7. ex qulbiis pro angulo V colligitur aequatio Log.tab.cor.(R-V)-0,00030409. V= 8,9938330.cui fatisfacit angulus V = 50° 48. 6 — 3048, 6.Stabilitis hifce elementis calculi, ex fuperioribu
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RM2AFW7NP–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. Fig. 2. Fig. 2 affords a view of the lower side of thesliding shelf, in the wood of which it will beseen that there are two excavations, converginginto holes. This shelf is loaded with an ingotof lead at L, to prevent it from floating in the water of the cistern.. 404 SUNDRY IMPROVEMENTS IN ENGRAVING AND DESCRIPTION OF VOLTAIC SERIES, COMBINING THEADVANTAGES OF THE TROUGH OF CRUICKSHANK WITH THOSE OFTHE DEFLAGRATOR. Fi». 1.
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RM2AFW6JW–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. anish adjoining Settlements. London, 1733. Sagra (R. de) A large Collection of Specimens of the different Woods of Cuba. Short (Wm) Three large Book Cases. Short (C. W.) An Herbarium of Kentucky and the Western country (in addition to a pre-vious donation of specimens especially of Hexandria and Triandria), containingFive hundred and thirty-five Specimens, two hundred and ninety-five Species,two hundred and ten Genera. Taylor (R. C.) Specimens of Copper, Lead and Zinc Ores, from Picton Mines, Perkio-ming, Pennsylvania. Watmough (Col.) Chart
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RM2AFW787–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. copper. The pieces of copper,thus soldered to the lead rods, are then to be placed under the pivots,which are of course to be connected with the termination of the series.The last mentioned connexion is conveniently made by means of strapsof copper, severally soldered to the pivots and the poles of the series,and screwed together by a hand-vice. Each pair consists of a copperand a zinc plate, soldered together at the upper edge, where the copperis made to embrace the edge of the zinc. The three remaining edgesare made to enter a groove in t
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RM2AFW6XR–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. of an apparatus like that employed for the combustion ofphosphorus in oxygen* with a tall cylindrical receiver, and a tubedescending through the neck, and along the axis of the receiver, ter-minating in a capillary orifice over the cup for holding the phosphorus.The upper end of the tube, outside the receiver, is furnished with acock, to which a gum-elastic bag inflated with oxygen is attached. Under these circumstances, the receiver having been exhausted, andfilled with nitrous oxide; phosphorus, previously placed within thecup, may be mel
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RM2AFWE32–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. s analogous to sassarubrin. To those resins the names of cinnarubrin and clovorubrin may beseverally assigned. Cinnarubrin may be evolved by adding oil of cin-namon to equal parts of sulphuric acid and water, previously mixedand refrigerated, the temperature being subsequently elevated till themass rises up in a foam ; when the whole should be poured into asolution of pearlash, from which the resin may be extricated by astrainer. It is analogous to sassarubrin, but is less efficacious in colour-ing sulphuric acid, and does not, like the for
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RM2AFWA1Y–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. the first instance, by preventing the escape of the gas, and, consequently, causing it to dis-place the acid from the interior of the bell, within which the zinc is suspended. This engraving will convey anidea of the calorimotor suitable toeffect the ignition of the platina wirein the galvano ignition apparatusabove described. It should containtwo galvanic pairs, each consistingof two plates of zinc, 10 X 12, alter-nating with three of copper. Thecopper plates of one pair, and thezinc of the other being soldered toa common metallic strip, t
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RM2AFW8XT–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. the col-lapse of the reservoir, these effects should be productive successivelyof an inward and an outward pressure upon the surfaces of the pipesemployed. Some years ago, a pipe was submitted to me by Mr Ewing, which,while situated as above described, had been crushed by a force whichseemed to have exceeded any which could, under any circumstances,be expected from the pressure of the atmosphere. Possibly an adhe-sion between the water and the metallic surface, may co-operate in theproduction of such results. VOL. V. — 5 B ARTICLE XXV. Sund
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RM2AFWCRN–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. with glass handles, to bein contact with the insulated forceps F, and then approximating theother knob to the prime conductor B, the charge of the battery willpass through the wire W, as it cannot descend by the glass column,nor reach the operator through the glass handles. These should belonger than represented in the cut. LONG ZIGZAG OR ERRATIC SPARK, CONTRASTED WITH THE SHORT STRAIGHT SPARK. The cause of this difference between the lengths of the two electricities, we have nomeans of explaining.—Tliompsoris work on Heat and Electricity.
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RM2AFWCC9–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. consequent diversity ofattraction, increases as the globes are approximated. Thus that portionof the electric fluid which sustains this pre-eminent attraction, willbe accumulated into a conoid; the acuteness of which, and attractioncausing the acuteness, increasing with the proximity, there will at lastvol. v.—4 T 370 be sufficient projectile and penetrative power to break through the air,and thus open a passage for the whole of the quantity attracted by thesmall negatively excited globe. When, by the process last described, the fluid is ma
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RM2AFWAEP–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. VOL. V. 5 A 394 OF AN IMPROVED BAROMETER GAGE EUDIOMETER. When hydrogen is employed to analyze the air, it should be the lastadmitted; since otherwise it is liable, from its lightness, to pre-occupythe cavity in which the platina wire is situated; so that some timewould be required for its sufficient admixture with atmospheric oxygento constitute a combustible mixture. In this mode of operating, when the apparatus is once well arranged,the analysis of the air may be repeated as often as desired, and afterany interval of time. of which the i
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RM2AFWDAP–. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society. ottle, and then, by means of the other tube, introduceas much strong nitric acid as will cause an effervescence. Should theeffervescence threaten to become explosive, the reaction may be checkedby the further addition of alcohol, and when the reaction appears todecline too much, it may be re-excited by an additional quantity ofacid. By these means, without applying heat, a quantity of nitric*ether will soon be condensed in the refrigerated bottle. To convertthis ether into a liquid, fully equal to the officinal sweet spirits ofnitre, let it
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RM2AG28P1–. Transactions - American Philosophical Society. tance of the shellthin, thicker before; beaks prominent; ligament rather thin and short; epider-mis saffron-coloured, smooth and shining, with linear rays and numerousregular lines of growth; cardinal teeth small, single in the right and double inthe left valve; lateral teeth long and curved; anterior cicatrices distinct; poste-rior cicatrices confluent; dorsal cicatrices placed in the centre of the cavity ofthe beaks; cavity of the shell deep; cavity of the beaks deep and angular; nacresalmon-coloured and iridescent. Remarks.—Two specimens of t
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