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Goniometer

An instrument cases a liquid will not readily become transused for measuring the angles of crystals. parent by simply passing through the filter; The only accurate and simple instrument of hence has arisen the use of filtering powders, this kind is the reflective goniometer invented substances which rapidly choke up the pores by Dr. Wollaston. of the media in a sufficient degree to make

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