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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 14 (1898) (1898)

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id air, a most serious burn the distance between the transmitter and the receiver results. One day, when Pictet had a burn upon his liquid that has ever been produced. Its boiling point is comparatively short. For the benefit of those who at the ordinary pressure of the atmosphere is —191° C, hand… … over the edge of the dish, not rising in a cloud from it, work about 40 horse power is employed. After the TARA as does steam, since it is nuch heavier than gaseous air third compression the air flows through an apparatus s \AN\ at ordinary pressures. This vapor presents the appear- which disposes…

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