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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 18 (1885) (1885)

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the box behind. As it passed over the end of the blow canbe completely controlled by means pump. of the treadle. The machine is built entirely of iron there was a fainter sound of the ticking of the instru-. ‘The air chambers are large, and are so disposed as to ment, but the message continued. The… … and in these respects the hammer shown chemist, has succeeded in isolating the in the accompanying engraving has ele- metal gallium by an industrial process. A ments of superiority which practical men prelininary experiment has yielded 0°6 will unhesitatingly concede. The manufacturers of grain of…

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