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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 22 (November 1868) (1868)

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others to try the experiment themselves before ex- tion to pressure, by removal of this pressure, we allow the distilled water at 39° one degree Fahrenheit. The mechani- pressing their views too strenuously, and then proceeded with liquid to resume its natural gaseous condition, it will absorb cal… … power, or that portion available for useful work, may be esti- tent of the losses in the steam engine. It is only the best ex- closed, and at its upper part connected by means of a strong mated. A favorite method is to take an indicator friction dia- amplesthat utilize even one tenth of the heat.…

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