Boyle, Robert
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New experiments physico-mechanicall, touching the spring of the air and its effects
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1660
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The third Experiment, touching the
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The Opinion of an eminent Modern
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The fourth Experiment, touching the
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ſwelling of a Bladder; with the degrees by
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Another Opini
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The fifth Experiment, touching the break
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And of another by heat.
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The ſixth Experiment, of divers ways by
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The ſeventh Experiment, touching what
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Figure does beſt reſiſt the preſſure of the Air.
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The eighth Experiment, tending to a fur
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ther Demonſtration of the former, from the
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breaking of glaſs a Helmet inward.
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The ninth Experiment, contains a fur
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ther confirmation from the breaking of a
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Glaſs outward,
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with an Experiment to
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prove, that theſe
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Fuga vacui 69.
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A Receipt for the
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