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On the construction of the new imperial standard pounds : on the comparison of the new standards with the kilogramme des archives; and on the construction of secondary standard pounds, a ten-pounds weight, a kilogramme, and a series of troy ounce weights / by W.H. Miller
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THIRD COMPARISON OF AUXILIARY WEIGHTS IN 1845.

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C, F+G.

F+G, C.

2-65

1-70

3-90

2-95

3-52

2-38

3-45

2-20

4-01

2-91

4-40

2-85

3-75

1-65

3-00

1-96

3-54

1-69

2-73

1-60

2-80

1-23

3-50

1-56

3-08

1-69

3-05

2-33

3-35

2-51

3*41

2-21

3-18

2-44

57-32

35-86

C—F+G + 0-00193 grain.

D, F+G.

F+G, D.

2-45

1-90

3-36

2-76

3-17

3-04

3-55

2-41

4-15

2-90

3-99

2-50

3-23

1-88

2-58

2-40

3-08

1-79

2-38

1-95

2-40

1-66

2-80

2-00

2-59

2-25

2*80

2-75

3-03

2-70

3-00

2-88

2-90

2-40

51-46

40-17

D=F+G+ 0*00102 grain.

J an- 27 and 29 , 1845. 100 parts =0-27082 grain.

F, G+H.

G+H, F.

2-64

2-85

2-69

2-97

2-30

2-86

2-55

2-82

2-36

2-91

2-51

3-07

2-27

2-77

2-16

2-59

2-72

2-75

2-52

3-46

2-41

3-39

2-59

2-87

29-72

35-31

F—G + H —0-00063 grain.

Jan. 25, 27.

100 Parts =0-25016 grain.

4-65

H+K, G.

3-00

G, H+L.

H+L, G.

4-67

3*34

5-10

2-60

3-30

1-94

5-22

2-67

3-85

2-76

3-72

1-34

3-87

2-85

4-40

2-17

3-99

3-01

4-52

2-32

3-47

2-15

4-66

2-44

3-51

2-45

3-85

1-82

3-35

2-05

3-89

1-77

3-49

2-45

3-89

1-66

38-15

26-00

3-87

1-86

G=H + K + 0-00152erain.

43-12

20-65

G=H + L +0-00281 grain.

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