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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 1 (1905) (1905)

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d of two rear stretchers, and the battleship complement, and every condition was ex- with the nitrocellulose powder, the life of the guns wheel is not apt to get out of order. actly the same as if the ship were actually in action. is very much longer. Indeed, the erosion trouble has This new… … soda feldspars are generally asso- heat. As the projectile begins to move down the bore ciated with dark-colored minerals White-Hot Powder Gases. of the gun, these white-hot gases rush out of the pow- from which they cannot be easily der chamber, and as they stream from the larger cham- separated.…

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