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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 24 (1901) (1901)

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ores, two in each wall, are also are placed the cathodes formed of zinc disks mounted handle-bar is lowered, and the grips are slipped over operated from these top decks, so that a vessel can be on a shaft by which they are given a rotary movement; the sides of the two end bricks. When the device… … the Mitscherlich process with bisulphite of lime. he walls have a minimum freeboard of 4 feet 9 A NEW BRICK-CARRIER. The vats measure 6 by 15 feet and 3 feet high; they nehes. Also, should a ship, from any cause, have a contain 1,700 pounds of paste, which is made to circu- list, the dock could be…

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