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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 20 (1900) (1900)

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s in the gun and armor The relation between a country’s navy and the estab- the process at the moment when the steel in the fur- plate shops. Elsewhere may be seen a train of charg- lishments which provide its ships, guns, and armor is, nace has reached the exact composition required. In the… … The distinctive qualities which are the manufacture of guns and armor to be MIXTURE sought in the manufacture of gun steel found in any country of the world. The INTO THE FURNACE. and armor plate are obtained by varying Bethlehem Steel Works are located upon the composition of the mixture, by the…

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