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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 17 (1895) (1895)

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uid kerosene oil never pebbles, and finally sand. As the mountain stream explodes. Plunge a candle flame into a gasometer of because it is apt to be forgotten and left lying there merges into the river the pebbles and coarse sand con- pure coal gas and it will zo out as it would if plunged for some… … Fig. 9.—CUT-OUT Fig. 6—WINDLASS AND BRACKET FOR CROSS WIRE. will be much different. Lamps only explode from in which to throw all discarded waste at once, so that while the argillaceous particles and salts become min- Fiour dust or fine wood dust, mixed air ana oil vapor. even should ignition…

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