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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 22 (1882) (1882)

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id in two parallel rows, with low flanges on the outer edge in a great measure be overcome in crushing off the corners, to keep the wagons on the track. . It is thought that $175,000 tains. But none of these actually furnish the manufacturer and in severe collisions the cars might be derailed, but… … filtering or decanting, the selenium solu- ments of various manufacturers. IMPROVED SLOT DRILL. tion is treated with excess of hydrochloric Pure Hydroehloric Acid. acid, which liberates a quantity of Prussic The author adds to the sulphuric acid employed a small cost of maintaining and operating it…

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