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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 16 (April 1869) (1869)

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n a solid form. A correspondent writing to us on the subject of" Waste and when required. The intention is to concentrate a force by a Economy of Fuel," seems to misapprehend Joule moment's application of physical power, to develop gradual- and Tyndall. One cubic foot of water when trans- ly into a… … length it has a channel, seen in both figures, but more plain- The cylinder, A, is suspended in a well, tank, or cistern, ly in Fig. 2, that terminates at the cutting end, or point, and having inside it a piston, B, to which is connected a wire or near the other end connects with a funnel to…

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