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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 4 (1886) (1886)

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gas are more by helix, a, upon the needle of Balance No. 1, its equili- ported on light steel columns. The stroke is 18 liable to form. A decrease in atmospheric pressure forces brium is disturbed. Rider, 7, is therefore shifted until inches. Great care has been taken in the design to it outin the… … mined, as before, by rider, 7, and the percentage of fire and the following times which it took to complete tled that the explosions supposed to be wholly due to damp is given. the miles will show the regularity with which the coal dust depend on marsh gas in conjunction with the The tests for…

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