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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 13 (1859) (1859)

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few minutes, and the expense is a fewcents to the eral use. His plan consists in forcing the vapor of the interior aperture, and is placed closely in contact with hogshead of sugar. This improvemententirely dispenses sulphuric acid into the cane juice. He does this by an that portion of the sides… … may be attained with safe- leads from the cylinder or retort, 7, into the top of ty, as there can be no clog- ging. The speed is only limited by the ability of the is partly filled with water, the pipe, P, extending down feeder to supply the rollers.” described is sufficient for the largest…

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