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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 9 (1890) (1890)

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the lever is pushed to zine, ete., are present, about 5 per cent of salt must be one side, and thus held by passing the pin directly dots is to have a series of these groups placed ina cir- through the flanges over the lever, as shown in the en added, so as to chlorinate these metals in the furnace… … volved by a shaft passing through two of upward. I use a small earthenware funnel for these. The hydraulic pipe passes through this that has no straight part. If the side of the center of one end of the machine and is the basin is tolerably upright, it is enough to connected to the machine by a…

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