Text: Under the influence of the focalizing chord, the sixth of the mass chord, all gases condense to masses of much less extension. In producing vacuums, Keely merely caused concentration of the gases, etc., within his sphere, the varying degrees of vacuums produced being caused by the relative tenuity of the matter contained, the greater the activity, the more marvelous the properties and the greater the degree of condensation temporarily possible through the focalizing induction. The varying degrees of concentration, of course, caused varying vacuums.

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