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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 39 (June 1858) (1858)

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dmitted to the fuel at a Fig. 1 is a perspective view of one of these in the flue, and some side bridges e', are erect- metal used by A. H. Landphere, of Union, temperature conducive to promoting combus- ed on an arch that crosses the flue, so dividing dampers, separated from the pipe. A circular… … dicated by the dotted lines, the current of hot of cuminine, and of toluidine, and adds suf- air (shown by the arrows) also opens the ficient bichromate of potash to neutralize the damper, F, to the position indicated by dotted Fie/. sulphuric acid in these sulphates. The whole lines also, and the…

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