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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 19 (November 5, 1898) (1898)

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to side, or bottom of a piece of wood without the necessity mixing liquefied air with red phosphorus, caused the machinery. The cost at Langenburg of material of turning the timber. an explosion which injured him severely and also and working one centner (112 pounds) is 35 pf. (9 cents), As shown… … come solid carbon dioxide, CO: While making these left hand faucet is for an instant opened, causing the vided with two graduated side arms of different lengths experiments, the professor stirred the phosphorus escaping water to shift the valve upon the seats in the connected by a mortise and tenon…

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