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If two capillary jets of water impinge upon one another, one may observe several interesting things, some of which are recorded below. Fig. 1 shows the double nozzle used. It is made of glass with holes about 0·5 mm. in diameter at the tips, and is provided with a spreader. A water pressure of about 0·3 atm. was used.
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HOPFIELD, J. A High-Frequency Water Jet, and Ultrasonic Flame. Nature 134, 737–738 (1934). https://doi.org/10.1038/134737a0
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