Chapter III: PHYSICS AND PHYSICAL APPARATUS.--Seyfferth's Pyrometer
7 figures.--Pyrometer with electric indicator.--Method of
mounting by means of a cone on vacuum apparatus.--Mounting by
means of a sleeve.--Mounting by means of a thread on a tube.--
Mounting by means of a clasp in reservoirs.--The pyrometer
mounted on a bone-black furnace.--Mounted on a brick furnace
Delicate Scientific Instruments. By EDGAR L. LARKIN. An
interesting description of the more powerful and delicate
instruments of research used by modern scientists and their
marvelous results
The Future Development of Electrical Appliances. Lecture by
Prof. J. W. PERRY before the London Society of Arts.--Methods
and units of electrical measurements
Researches on the Radiant Matter of Crookes and the Mechanical
Theory of Electricity. By Dr. W. F. GINTL
Economy of the Electric Light. W. H. PREECE'S Experiments
Investigations
On the Space Protected by a Lightning Conductor. By WM. H.
PREECE.--5 figures
Photo-Electricity of Fluor Spar Crystals
The Aurora Borealis and Telegraph Cables
The Photographic Image: What It Is. By T. H. MORTON.
1 figure.--Section of sensitive plate after exposure and during
development
Gelatine Transparencies for the Lantern
An Integrating Machine. By C. V. BOYS.--1 figure
Upon a Modification of Wheatstone's Microphone and its
Applicability to Radiophonic Researches.
By ALEX. GRAHAM BELL,--2 figures
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Scientific American Supplement, No. 288, July 9, 1881Chapter III: PHYSICS AND PHYSICAL APPARATUS.--Seyfferth's Pyrometer
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