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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 14 (1877) (1877)

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nd there in one vessel at a high temperature, a double decomposition production of the model. attracted considerable attention owing to their difference results, and mono-carbonate of soda is formed with 1 mole- from the machines for similar purposes here in use and from Fig. 5 represents a new… … opposite side. In this way, the edges are cut soda shoveled out and dried in a centrifugal ap- true, and those of any two staves will fit together, paratus, after being washed with a boiling solu- Fig. 1—STAVE-JOINTING MACHINE. regardless of the size of the staves. tion of soda to remove any sal…

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