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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 9 (1865) (1865)

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get out of order; crystallizable matter in saccharine juices, and avoid boiler again. It is claimed for the action of the steam it is light, and takes very little room when not in molasses of a tarry appearance and nature. Another escaping through the valve, D, that it creates a par- use, and is… … — KOHLY & CURTIS’S EVAPORATOR. fact is, that where the pressure of the atmosphere is plantations and large factories this apparatus will tial vacuum in the evaporating chamber, and thus partly or wholly removed, evaporation is more active, show a striking advantage in the single item of econ-…

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