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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 2 (1901) (1901)

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en, anc 69.76 Frof. Schroter, and Prof. Weber, showed the following hopper and the surplus water flows out through the carbon. The organic matter in its original state gave results: discharge ports in the side of the vessel. When the 5.05 hydrogen, 72.59 carbon, and nitrogen and oxygen “ At the… … ment and 35 knots speed, and H. M. S. “ Viper,” of by evaporation and by twenty or more subterranean 370 tons displacement and 36.58 knots mean speed on passages which communicated with the canal of Eu- a one-hour trial under English Admiralty conditions bea; these latter were purely natural…

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