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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 7 (1876) (1876)

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of one or more fine platinum wires), in three 66 cents each. The adaptation of the the two hundred millionth of an inch. If one side of it is or four days the plativum wires will be covered with a me. POWER LOOM FOR FANCY WEAVING The slightest scratch, or a is shown in Fig. 2. The pattern chains,… … at the negative platinum electrode. That ordinarily used for adulterating bread, and the chlorine liberated in a nascent state at the question arises whether the supposed use of copper may zation, and that brings it to a point where freezing begins, the positive electrode should unite with the…

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