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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 24 (1859) (1859)

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r chisel a hammer mo- the fact, that the formation of leather is distinctly chem- wall, or as the shoemaker’s threads or pegs fill the awl- tion, and, at the same time, furnishing it with guides ical. It is now believed to be the chemical union of two hoies. by which it may be pushed along so as to… … chemical operation. It is the creation of Q, presses the pin, 7, upon the arm, N, anew substance by means of the chem- and gives an increased rapidity to the hammer motion. distinct principles or clements; the one being the long- ical operation; it is the creation of a new substance, by In order to…

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