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1672An extract of letters from Dr. John Wallis to the publisher, 1672. Sept. 26. &c. concerning the suspension of quick silver mell purged of air, much higher than the ordinary standard in the Torricellian ExperimentPhil. Trans. R. Soc.75160–5170http://doi.org/10.1098/rstl.1672.0066

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An extract of letters from Dr. John Wallis to the publisher, 1672. Sept. 26. &c. concerning the suspension of quick silver mell purged of air, much higher than the ordinary standard in the Torricellian Experiment

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Published:01 January 1672https://doi.org/10.1098/rstl.1672.0066

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Sir, I am not sorry to find, in your Transactions for the last Month, (which I have newly received,) that M. Hugens, an Ingenious and Inquisitive person, doth endeavour to give a Reason of that Odd phœnomenon in the Torricellian Experiment.

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31 December 1672

Volume 7Issue 91

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DOI:https://doi.org/10.1098/rstl.1672.0066
Published by:Royal Society
Print ISSN:0261-0523
Online ISSN:2053-9223

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An extract of letters from Dr. John Wallis to the publisher, 1672. Sept. 26. &c. concerning the suspension of quick silver mell purged of air, much higher than the ordinary standard in the Torricellian Experiment

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