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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 12 (1874) (1874)

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use fashion. Abundance an ordinary surface condenser. A partial vacuum is produced, corative plants are arranged in flat square pans of zinc or earthenware, as shown in our sectional sketch (Fig. 2), and because, although the injected solution may be of higher of water would, of course, be required… … economy, as the heat expended in re-evaporating the steam plants, etc., would not be so great as they might at first sight condensed in the caustic solution (so as to keep the latter at appear. This, however, seems a case to which the principle of co-operation might be advantageously applied, and…

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