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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 17 (October 1859) (1859)

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ter, surfaces of the flange, C, of the body, and a sheet of the pump, and was carried in a spiral through a tank of though a portion of them may have just been formed by india-rubber is interposed between the flanges to pack water, like the condensing worm of a distillery, and the combination of… … $28.75. The business of making it is no doubt profit* perceive it is an easy matter to calculate the quantity of The ordinary glass window is provided in the top, B. able. *•»-• vapor it would require, theoretically, to freeze a gallon The glass plate is suspended between an angular flange, of…

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