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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 6 (1882) (1882)

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siness relating to patents that was ever undertaken A very simple and effective pulverizing machine has tirely by percussion or impact, but without centrifugal by a single firm. We aim to do the work promptly, pro- force. This is the whole process of crushing. The fineness lately been perfected by… … IMPROVED PULVERIZER. property is that they are said to have the power of staying, on its way to the retorts. For production of 5,000 cubic even for a prolonged period, the cravings of hunger, and of London, and which is represented in the two engravings. meters of oxygen a day in Paris, it is…

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