9. Mathematics of the Spark.

If you take a silver dime and lay it on the table you will find that

it always takes just six dimes to form a ring around it. This leaves

six spaces between the dimes, and it is the same with atoms, and a

molecule seen from the side if radio-active, and if we could see the

lines of force, would show six streams of force, and the snow-flake

always has six points.

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