, we imagine the flow If water is heated to a temperature of 212° it pass- and valve, G. Any sediment may be blown off from of condensing water would be hardly sufficient. es into the form of gas or steam, and if the tempera- the distilling vessel through the pipe, H, fitted with The plan adopted… … ficiently to evaporate or distil them, are decomposed. the cock, K, by the pressure of "the steam admitted extensively used, and with good results, is similar to This is the case with coal. It cannot be evaporated through the.nipee L, and cock, M, thus, by shutting Sewell's, with the exception of…
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