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Ventilation

Nature volume 33, page 222 (1886)Cite this article

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MR. FLETCHER's letter in your issue of December 17 (p. 153) illustrates the difficulties encountered by people who adopt patent ventilators and so-called systems of ventilation without considering the natural laws ruling the flow of currents of air.

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    ERNEST H. JACOB

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JACOB, E. Ventilation. Nature 33, 222 (1886). https://doi.org/10.1038/033222b0

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