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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 20 (1891) (1891)

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Japan, is called ‘‘ applied science.” For instance, we notice quently only used in firing the muffles, and in the fin- which has been constructed by the Naval Construc- tion and Armaments Company, lim- for the first time a light from which ited, Barrow-in-Furness, has just un- smoke arises, we… … one-third of its weight of carbonate ceeded on her sea trial of 500 miles, of potassium, stirring for about three the course taken being from Wemyss days, and then finely powdering the Bay, on the Clyde, to Lundy Island, resinous mass. Next it is scattered in thin layers on in the Bristol Channel,…

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