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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 12 (1862) (1862)

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oxygen or with may be cooled by being plunged in cold water. This remaining constant. The plates, c, (see the cut,) are atmospheric air in certain proportions, an explosive feature is deemed of considerable practical importance soldered to the upper end of a sliding sleeve, a, compound is formed by… … plorers, Drs. Kane and Those who are engaged TAGLIABUE’S COAL OIL PYROMETER. Hays, have given hima in chemical operations, Further information in relation to this invention world-wide reputation, and requested him to con- either as amateurs or as practitioners, frequently use may be obtained by…

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