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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 17 (1898) (1898)

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, gas will immedi- which it is produced have been known to chemists for sometime, but the cost of the carbide has been so high In the top of the movable or inside cylinder at the ately begin to generate, when the movable cylinder edge, a hole two inches in diameter is cut, through it was beyond… … is eighteen inches high and twelve miles an hour or more. The cost of inches in diameter, with a strong running is very low, as the two watertight bottom soldered on it. Around the top there F, which extends three inches above the top, and at motors consume only about five to six gallons of is a…

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