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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 17 (April 27, 1907) (1907)

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most satisfactory results, ber of tunes is increased at will, the cylinders on ments to give the desired requirements. Vanadium Where the requirements are more static than dyna- which the cams of the hammers are located being is peculiar in that unlike many other metals it has no mic, or an equal… … shaft is a little ctiffer te ma- versity has made a _ calcu- chine than an ordinary carbon lation to show that if a tiny crankshaft, but it is no more vessel of one cu. cm. (0.061 cu. in.) capacity is filled with hydrogen corpuscles there difficult than an ordinary nickel crankshaft, and not…

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