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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 18 (1871) (1871)

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ling coal, and that another is which it owes its blackness. Here is our spectrum. This all practical means to lessen, their burdens in this respect. working very satisfactorily dredging on a southern river. embraces three classes of rays—the thermal, the visual, and the chemical. These divisions… … ical, and vice versd. The vast body of thermal rays is here machines invented for this purpose, they have not been gen- to the machinery. The engine is provided with a governor, and other appliances for the economical application of the erally introduced. beyond the red and invisible. They are…

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