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...regular meeting of the Boylston Chemical club was held last evening. W. L. Jennings, Gr., read a paper on "Chemical Synthesis," dwelling particularly in an elementary manner on the methods and principles of the carbon compounds. During the business meeting, E, T. Brewster, '90, was elected a regular member of the club...
...Boylston Chemical club met in the upper lecture room of the chemical laboratory last evening and listened to a lecture by Professor Hill on "Furfuran Derivatives." Professor Hill has spent the greater part of his time during the past thirteen years studying these carbon compounds and has succeeded in throwing much light on the subject. His talk was instructive and although highly scientific, was full of interest...
...more powerful machines are called "Series machines," in which the current from the dynamo is strengthened by passing through all the large coil of its electric-magnet. The ordinary are light is made by breaking the outside circuit of a Series machine. The carbon tips must be together when the current is started, and the break is made by lifting the upper one a little by a mechanical arrangement. The powerful current, in overcoming the resistance offered by the air, heats the carbon tips to a white heat. In the incandescent lamp the resistance is offered by a filament...
Copying at 3 cents per hundred words only when paper is furnished and the copying is done by hand and at leisure. Type-writing 5 or 6 cents per hundred words; one or two carbon duplicates at half price...
Copying at 3 cents per hundred words only when paper is furnished and the copying is done by hand and at leisure. Type-writing 5 or 6 cents per hundred words; one or two carbon duplicates at half price...