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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 18 (1882) (1882)

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2-horse at night than during the day, the addition of the purifying tanks. The tanks are emptied occasionally, the residuum power. The total indicated horse power is 141°7. The brake material during the former period is so much waste. So or effective horse power of these engines, when in good being… … potassa. It crystallizes in city itself, and yet is equal to very small colorless needles varying the cut-off in steam arranged in hemispheric engines, is also applicable to masses, It melts at 104° to 105°, and dissolves easily in steam engines. If applied to them a separate small steam is worked…

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