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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 16 (1876) (1876)

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th a shoulder and elastic collar at its bearing, and the thorough agitation produced by dividing the blast se- a grinding plate at its lower end, which works against a cures much greater useful effect. The pressure of the grinding surface. Above the mouth of the vessel is a wheel blast is… … spiegeleisen are turned into it, as the pig was previously Electro-Plating Apparatus. charged. The reaction is instant and violent. The manga- Lime-Kilns, molten lead. Fig. 6 represents the apparatus commonly nese of the spiegeleisen combines with any sulphur that employed in hot currents from the…

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