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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 10 (1886) (1886)

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emain in the liquid under any cir- forced currents of cool a8 well as hot air, acting as known before. In 1875, James A. Watson, of Clover, cumstances. The principal ones are isinglass and fine moisture removers, and at all. times under easy con- wood shavings. Clarifying by means of isinglass is… … The air discharged from the blower in WORRELL’S “HERCULES” DRIER. floating on top of the liquid, and the the rear is divided into three currents by mechanical adherenée of suspended im- the pipes shown, in each of which is purities to the surface of the shavings, as a new por- Commercial College,…

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