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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 9 (February 1871) (1871)

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opted. determined. The pressure is equalized on all parts of the chase, and Advantage being taken of the uniform expansion and con- They are manufactured in several styles, with tubes at the thus without undue strain all the pieces in the form are se- traction of metals, from heat and cold, an… … direct passage of a spark or the heating up of an omy, is characteristic of the want of true civiliza- DORRITY'S PATENT QUOIN. imperfect conductor, immersed in an explosive tion. mixture. This mixture and the arrangement of wires are shown, in which the longitudinal and differential expansion…

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