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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 13 (September 1870) (1870)

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ength of cha ; the same is the case with hydrochloric and dilute hy- The wrist pin and ways, as are all the working parts, are tubes composed of this material, says: " The tubes were drofluoric acids, as well as the dilute acids in general. Con- provided with oil cups which keep the running parts… … andnaumachia for sham sea fights, and a great aqueduct three fourths inch bore, the material one eighth thick. They ascertained that this handle was made of the juice of the per- once stalked away southward, of which seventeen gigantic cha.which had the peculiar quality of becoming plastic when…

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