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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 38 (June 1846) (1846)

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[NUMBER 39.] NEW-YOHK, THURSDAY, JUNE 4 VOLUME 1.1 ..II II I.I —".I.. ... . .11-1 ..■ ICE-MAKING MACHINE, CATALOGUE OF AMERICAN PATENTS ISSUED DECEMBER, 1845. PUBLISHED EVERT THURSDAY MORNING, AT THE … cars, &c.: Dec, 20. Theory.—It is an established point, as we have heretofore mentioned, that water, when placed in perfect vacuum, will spontaneously boil until Farmers in 1776. Joseph Magonn, East Cambridge, Mass, pressing it freezes; in other words, pure water will boil at any temperature below…

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