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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 16 (1877) (1877)

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ght before the French Acade- ficient quantity of air-slaked lime. This renders the water my by M. de Romilly. For example, take a bell jar and less apt to hold the cement in suspension, and causes a more down with them into the interior of the Thorneycroft, immediate precipitation of the cement. It… … tirely filled. nearer. **All at once the Thorneycroft Béton so deposited under water put on a last spurt, and struck the needs no ramming. The grains of Bayonnaise with its whole force on the starboard bow. sand close together with their irregular interstitial spaces water, and suck up some water…

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