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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 10 (March 1864) (1864)

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discoverer Of oxygen of arches throughout or over the whole surfaces. At the last meeting of the Polytechnic Association, gas; and he then proceeded to state, in terse lan- This method of treating boiler-iron renders it im- Dr. Rowell gave an account of some instructive ex- guage, what an important… … phur was but feebly supported; of plain iron; and also a great MONTGOMERY'S CORRUGATED IRON BOILER but in the presence of the pure ox- economy in point of weight is man- A similar exper- ifest. The deposit of scale and sediment, which is blower. By this plan it was found impossible to raise I ygen…

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