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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 14 (1878) (1878)

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Scientific American. [APRIL 6, 1878, a The con- The jections, A, in which engage recesses, B, on artillery and passengers. William Murdock, the lower surface of the jaws, C. Said jaws of Redruth, Cornwall, made a working mode] have side recesses which receive projections, … closely resembles gelatine. The substance is doubtedly the most powerful that has yet composed of 94 to 95 per cent of nitro-glycer- been made, as the amount of tons conveyed IMPROVED CENTERING CHUCK. ine, and 6 or 5 per cent of collodion, mixed to- by it compared with the other engines proves.”…

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