Scientific American Supplement, No. 586, March 26, 1887 by Various
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at sea.--The construction of larger ones discussed.
VIII. ORDNANCE.--Firing Trial of the 110½ Ton B.L. Elswick Gun. Full dimensions of this piece and it projectiles.--Results of proof firing.--9 illustrations. IX. PHOTOGRAPHY.--Experiments in Toning Gelatino-Chloride Paper.--Trials of ten different gold toning baths, formulas, and results. Printing Lantern Pictures by Artificial Light on Bromide Plates from Various Sizes.--By A. PUMPHREY.--The processor producing smaller or larger transparencies from negatives.--1 illustration. X. PHYSICS.--A New Mercury Pump.--Simple air pump for high vacua.--1 illustration. The Laws of the Absorption of Light in Crystals.--By H. BECQUEREL. Varying Cylindrical Lens.--By TEMPEST ANDERSON, M.D., B. Sc.--Combination of two conoidal lenses.--Range of power obtained. XI. PHYSIOLOGY.--Elimination of Poisons.--Treatment of poison cases by establishment of a strong diuresis. The Filtration and the Secretion Theories.--Experiments on the action of and secretions of the kidneys. |
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