Scientific American Supplement, No. 484, April 11, 1885 by Various
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immovable over its center during the whole operation. The candle was
allowed to get itself into a normal state of burning, and then the wick was aligned, as shown in the photographs Nos. 1 and 2, after which it was left to itself. [Illustration: VARIATION IN PHOTOMETRICAL STANDARDS.] With these photographs (represented in the cuts) I beg to hand you full-sized drawings of the scales of a 100 inch Evans and a 60 inch Letheby photometer, in order to give your readers an opportunity of estimating for themselves the effect which such variations from the true distance between the standard light and that to be measured, as shown in this series of photographs, must exercise on photometrical observations made by the aid of either of the instruments named. W. SUGG. * * * * * BLEACHING OR DYEING-YARNS AND GOODS IN VACUO. [Illustration] Many attempts have been made to facilitate the penetration of textile fabrics by the dyeing and bleaching solutions, with which they require to be treated, by carrying out the treatment in vacuo, _i.e._, in such |
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