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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 10 (1898) (1898)

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throwing about. was burned many times by reason of the great excess 100 Bunte has made some comparisons between the velocity of air, and with a pressure of 1°9 inches of water gave Believing that I have arrived at something of inter- of the explosive waves for various air mixtures with 29°7 candles… … or any class of vessels, as by this means you get at the tween wide limits: From 5 to 65 per cent of gas, accord- that it also is intensely energetic and attains a higher bane of the fire, which (from all accounts) seems to ing to Le Chatelier; from 3 to 72 per cent, according velocity even than…

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