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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 23 (1886) (1886)

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ture of nitric acid, 1 drachm, heat until thickened, and finally tain to prevent such an occurrence. @ deterioration. After firing 600 rounds it was seriously add carbolic acid, 10 minims ; oil of cloves, 10 minims ; aud glycerine, 1 oz. injured. The heavier the gun, and consequently the .Probably… … parts. Mix to a smooth paste, and add alcohol, 2 parts. they prove to be insufficiently charged, and hence have amount of powder expelled in the solid form, even from This is suitable for bottles of wood, but not for tin, for but limited power to attract pieces of metal. A good small guns, and…

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