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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 6 (February 1862) (1862)

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e steam is admitted between grain. All this too is apart from the practical diffi- the-plates.into the tubes, the water circulates around culty of throwing a liquid to any distance. The art their-outer surfaces. of war is the most perfect of all arts. It has received Fig. 11 represents the… … ing paints. It is very volatile and evaporates rapidly Van Der Weyde very kindly showed us the common The exhaust steam from the boiler is admitted by when exposed to a gentle heat. As it does not con- and striking experiment of dipping a piece of paper the branch, S', Into a cast-Iron box,…

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