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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 6 (1862) (1862)

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nce known. Compare it, for The next figures, 12, 13, represent a plan patented instance, with some of the acids the use of which in by Messrs. Randolph and Elder, and consists ofa num- can. The other figure representing Howden & Mor- war has been suggested. If we throw sulphuric acid ber of… … case, into which the exhauststeam is admitted through We have heard some talk about filling shells with the branch, 8’, and the condensation water withdrawn “ liquid fire,’’ as it is called—a solution of phospho- through the branch, C’, the condensing water being rus in bisulphide of carbon, It was…

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