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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 9 (1861) (1861)

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sque. His athermic and diaphanous burner is higher pressure than that of the atmosphere. atom of oxygen to form an atom of carbonic oxyd so simple, so easy to construct; it produces so great The accampanying figure is a vertical section of this (C O), and as the carbon atom weighs 6 to the oxygen… … equal quantity of light, we ought to rely with confidence the boiler and quite close to it. This was the custom- being to admit air over the top of the fire. Holes in on the testimony of the Imperial Conservatory of ary arrangement of all the first piston engines; ab the furnace doors have been…

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