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

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ically ; but it would, no to be acted on to the fumes of a mixture of acetic acid doubt, be a very efficient one, although, of course, and chloroform. " If," he says, " in a room, the tem- subject to the same rapid deterioration from oxida- perature of which is upward of 63° Fat., the mouth tion as… … form a vacuum, but simply to obtain the condensed Fig. 22 represents Samuel & Nicholson's condenser, estimated at about .14 of that resistance ; but it will steam as pure water to feed the boiler. which is applicable to paddle-wheel engines. The be sufficiently near approximation to the power con-…

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