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. Unfrequented France by river and mead and town. sunshine. At oneof these river sources you see the tufa in course offormation in the river bed; in the other, the reverseprocess takes place, the tufa there being dissolved.Both sites are extremely lovely. The half-Spanish little town of Lons-le-Saunier,fully described by me elsewhere, lies amid romanticscenery. Numerous walks and drives are to bemade from what is now a Spa of local importance.Here I have more than once spent weeks with verydear friends. But the principal excursion is that to the wonder-ful rock-shut valley and old Abbey of Bau-stock-foto
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Eminent chemists of our time . g more thandifferent forms of one element, carbon. The chemistgives the name allotropic to such different forms ofone element. Allotropic elements show the same com-position, though the internal structure of the atoms areprobably different. Diamond, graphite, lampblack, etc.,when completely burned, all give carbon dioxide andnothing else, proving the identity of these allotropicforms. It is easy enough to convert diamond into one of theother forms of carbon by strongly heating it, but untilMoissans time no one had succeeded in the reverseprocess. Before, however,-stock-foto
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. The street railway review . ly con-stant speed. When the car is to be stopped the reverseprocess takes place from that when tlie car is started.The stroke of the pumps is shortened by the motormanand the fluid motors on the axles drive the pumps andincrease the speed of the motor. As it is siiunt woundit gives back energy to the line and acts as an electricbrake. This not only is useful in making stops butreturns energy to the line when going down hill. Themotor need not be as large as the usual series motorbecause it never has to do more work than required whenthe car is at full speed. The-stock-foto