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

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forts of the tugs be saved by amputation; but it is safe to say that the were cut through, exposing the steel decks underneath. and the ship’s own engines failed to budge her. Then recent salvage of the White Star liner “Suevic,” here- A continuous line of dynamite cartridges was laid with… … supplied this lacking information. According to these experiments, inorganic substances, particularly surgical operation Was used in saving a ship. There which it was decided that nothing short of severing carbonates, such as CaCO; Na.CO;, and the halogen is this important difference, however, that…

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