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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 1 (1893) (1893)

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atelier pyrometer, placed per cent more engine power to attain the same speed, and would yield ten per cent more money-earning along with the diamond in a wide porcelain tube closed capability. As to draught, an increase from the usual at the end by glass plates througb which the combus- tion in… … under these conditions, the combustion of the diamond run across. But, of course, in this matter, harbor and proceeds slowly, without the production of light. But dock facilities must be considered. age by running to Halifax instead of to New York. if the temperature is raised to forty degrees or…

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