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English: This line drawing depicts a en:Thermophone. It consists of a cylindrical "Fibre Base", two "Terminal Clamps", two "Current Leads", and a "Platinum Strip", given as ".00007 cm. thick". It is Figure 1 in the paper "The Thermophone as a Precision Source of Sound" by H. D. Arnold and I. B. Crandall, published in 1917 in the journal Physical Review. |
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| Source | "The Thermophone as a Precision Source of Sound", by H. D. Arnold and I. B. Crandall (1917) |
| Author | H. D. Arnold and I. B. Crandall |
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