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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 18 (1883) (1883)

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lace fits closely in the steam traveler, Marco Polo. Under the Venetian Republic, and water will keep up a more steady and unifvrm heat than chest, with the exception of openings at the corners and at could be produced wy pipes alone; and if the supply pipe is for some years after its fall, says… … spheres, or thereabouts. Nitrogen at the same temperature rushing back into the generating flask. He prevents this DE LANCEY’S BALANCED SLIDE VALVE. does not liquefy at a pressure of 150 atmospheres, but yields by using an inverted funnel, which is attached tothe delivery a colorless liquid, with…

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