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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 9 (March 1862) (1862)

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rough an opening, A, is condensed in small tubes fixed into larger ones Naphtha is formed of the most volatile of hydrocar- with the boiler chimney is also made to pass through which radiate from a center, over which water, in the bons in coal tar, and consequently is readily separated the tubes.… … details a new process for its production, which is form of a shower, is made to fall; the rapidity of the called " chlomcetfaation-" His method for producing condensing water is accelerated oy means of a fan placed in the center. I am not aware if this conden- local insensibility to pain is that of…

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