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Scientific American, Vol. 65, No. 23 (1891) (1891)

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To this effect, it suffices to modify lasted two days, and the pursuer endeavored to show the ratios between the section of the orifices of the est pressure before realized in this way was 447 atmo- that the cloth as delivered to Messrs. Macnab was spheres (Gassiot), M. Chabry has succeeded in… … The charge of the carbureter suffices to sup- both chloride of zinc and chloride of magnesia, ply the cauter forten hours at the least. The that the weft was free from these ingredients, products of combustion are expelled beyond and that chloride of zinc and chloride of mag- the hand of the…

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