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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 4 (1883) (1883)

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hat of quartz. Photography is rendering incomparable services to all the Its specific gravity is from 3-7 to 4°2. —— 1a First Use of Anthracite Coal. It is often magnetic, and is fusible without much difficulty sciences. Astronomy, physics, and chemistry are drawing Anthracite coal was discovered… … ganese, 0°25; silex, 35°75; and adopted the idea of the hot blast alumina, 27:25. The most beautiful and valuable garnets and anthracite together. White & Hazard had, previous to this, formed a company and bought the property. In 1839 are the oriental. They come principally from Pegu; and the town…

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