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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 2 (1900) (1900)

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s place in the leaf of the plant, he has carried out to 500-volt direct current for the operation of the lutions per minute. Current at a pressure of 6,600 volts trolley cars. a series of experiments, using a recipient containing an is transmitted from the generator to the substations to alkaline… … audriol is its great developing power, which is not each, making a total capacity for the whole engine equaled by hydroquinone, even with the use of caustic honse of about 70,000 horse power. Each engine stands soda. . It has the valuable quality of working up tothe upon a massive brick foundation…

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