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Stories by T. O'conor Sloane

The Disinfecting Boat of the New York State Board of Health

October 3, 1896 — T. O'conor Sloane

Experiments with Soap Bubbles

April 29, 1893 — T. O'conor Sloane

Dust and Sand Figures on Membranes

April 1, 1893 — T. O'conor Sloane

Experiment in Persistence of Vision

January 21, 1893 — T. O'conor Sloane

Experiment in Capillarity

April 9, 1892 — T. O'conor Sloane

A Lecture Barometer

March 12, 1892 — T. O'conor Sloane

Ampere and Volt Analogies

March 21, 1891 — T. O'conor Sloane

Experiments on the Inexpansibility of Water and Contraction of Ice

July 6, 1889 — T. O'conor Sloane

A Scientific Will-O'-the-Wisp

June 8, 1889 — T. O'conor Sloane

Portable Magic Lantern

June 23, 1888 — T. O'conor Sloane

Experiment in Capillary Attraction

June 2, 1888 — T. O'conor Sloane

Cohesion of Lead

March 17, 1888 — T. O'conor Sloane

Apparatus for Illustrating Newton's Laws

March 3, 1888 — T. O'conor Sloane

Otto Von Guericke's Vacuum Gun

November 19, 1887 — T. O'conor Sloane

Experimental Illustration of the Injector

November 5, 1887 — T. O'conor Sloane

Apparatus for Illustrating the Specific Gravity of Liquids

September 10, 1887 — T. O'conor Sloane

Chevreul's Black

February 26, 1887 — T. O'conor Sloane

Mercury Bubbles

December 25, 1886 — T. O'conor Sloane

The Capillary Siphon--Hero's Engine

December 4, 1886 — T. O'conor Sloane

Capillarity and Hydrostatics

November 6, 1886 — T. O'conor Sloane

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