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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 26 (1904) (1904)

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ubt be preferred to the latter in numerous being immersed in a body of water, and on being industries. It is a curious: fact that though this lost SO HHO _——— rotated the water would constantly flow toward the A Lost Invention, secret’ still baffles modern scientists it must have been discovered… … when emptied of passengers that portion relating to cop- are carried by gravity down _ ber-tin alloys, that alloys of can rediscover the combination of metals from which an inclined plane to the starting point. This inclined copper 72.89, tin 26.85, tin 29.88, copper 68.58,.tin 31.26; copper 67.87,…

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