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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 23 (1892) (1892)

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apparatus and a certain horse power per hour, and with Dowson gas the con- the soil turns the crimson of the peony to violet and amount of skill. In return, it is very easy to demon- sumption of fuel is only 1 pound of anthracite per in- dicated horse power per hour. These engines are sub- strate… … bubble to descend into the bell glass. The bub- also decolorized by alcohol, but reddened by acids. ble will stop and float at a certain level. Then, Florists have already succeeded in producing a EXPERIMENT ON THE INTERNAL PRESSURE OF SOAP after having bursted the bubble, let another be very large…

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