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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 16 (1902) (1902)

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y poor results, and it was anly when air will be accomplished by refrigeration. electric arcs were tried that the subject gave prom- ise of success. In the side wall of the combustion chamber are a number of “bull’s eyes,” or glass-covered openings, We show herewith several views of the machine… … the stationary negative terminal is provided with a spectively connected in multiple with the revolving AND TERMINALS VIEW SHOWING INDUCTANCE COIL comparatively heavy platinum wire, while a very fine and stationary terminals. The flow of current is con- _ wire forms the tip of the trolled by means…

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