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 1 IV   |   and will become reduced to zero at the instant that the
 2 XIX  |      end by being reduced to zero.”~The assembly, strongly
 3 IV   |    totals.~“The expression v zero, which you see in that equation,
 4 IV   |    it, although your x’s and zero’s, and algebraic formula,
 5 IV   |    every calculation made, v zero, that is to say, the speed
 6 V    |  exceed 60@ Centigrade below zero.”~“Pooh!” said Michel, “
 7 V    |      is 76@ Fahrenheit below zero.”~“If I mistake not,” said
 8 V    |     at 250@ Fahrenheit below zero. We shall, however, be able
 9 VIII |     could not be set down as zero. Indeed, the projectile’
10 XIV  |   degrees (Centigrade) below zero. [3] So that, in spite of
11 XIV  |   below 42@ Fahrenheit below zero it is no longer liquid.
12 XIV  | degrees Centigrade [4] below zero!”~[4] 218 degrees Fahrenheit
13 XIV  |     degrees Fahrenheit below zero.~M. Pouillet was right and
14 XVIII|    years, be brought down to zero!”~“Four hundred thousand