The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 69
the furnace, by which chlorine gas and asmall quantity of hydrochloric acid are evolved. If it is not de-sirable to cidiect the chlorine gas for any subsequent purpose, thensteam is passed into the furnace, which has the effect of facilitatingthe operation, but converts nearly all the chlorine gas… … The annexed engniving is a section of the furnace. A, is achamber for iron jiyrites, the gaseous products from wliicli passthrough an opening near the top, and through the vertical cham-ber B, and then through the horizontal passage C ; tlie verticalchamber B being charged with a quantity of the…
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