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- P plumbago taken from lead pencil, M mercury. The spring S vibrated
with such amplitude as to strike the face of the magnet.
- The sound from S was loudest when the plumbago was caused to
dip more deeply into the mercury.
Noted April 2nd A.G.B. Copied April 6th
M.G.H.
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