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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 5 (August 1861) (1861)

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s robbed of its heat, and reduced to a tem- ery of this ether, in this apparatus, are easily com- contains a series of partitions inclined longitudinally perature below the freezing point. prehended. It requires full experiments to deter- in opposite directions alternately, and provided with The… … water, and being of' a latter are expanded or ARTIFICIAL FORMATION OF ICE. lower temperature than made of chisel form, and 32°, it freezes the water and converts it into ice. A have their upper edges provided with a double basil. practicability of it is beyond all dispute. Such a steam engine is…

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