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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 19 (1866) (1866)

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fast. water, in the gaseous form of steam, the light emit- The lecturer explained that the light comes mainly by furnishing; a method to center them truly at all from intensely heated particles of carbon, which are any solid which will remain solid at the intense heat carried over by the current… … afford an accurate and with the faces of the dead. reliable means of ad- THE MAGNESIUM LIGHT. justing the saw. While the lights were still turned down, a coil of The invention was patented by W.T. & L.H. Rand, all said substances are é{ther fused or evaporated by magnesium wire was lighted. As the…

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