The Inventor's advocate, patentees' recorder, and weekly British and foreign miscellany of inventions, discoveries, and the fine arts (1839)
London : Printed by John Eames · leaf 325
on its pivots. As the gas is madefrom the carbonate of soda, instead of fromwhiting, it is free from all impurities; and thewater being contained in earthenware, is alsoanother prevention from contaminatien by metallicimpregnation. The soda water, when made, re-mains in the vessel to be drawn off… … B is the lower vessel, or generator, N the aper-ture through which the carbonate of soda isadmitted, d the cistern for the sulphuric acid, I JOURNAL OF INDUSTRY. 315 L the aperture through which the cistern is filled,and e is a small hole for the escape of a few dropsof acid each time the machine…
Inventions · Patents · Industries
Internet Archive · University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.
