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

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rge to be readily " teemed" by of water at the surface, therefore the upper one in the tank he never claimed to have succeeded in getting it to work. turning the converter a little further down. Nevertheless, he obstinately maintained that it would work, Fig. 29. When the full charge is thus… … other parts nt t being disturbed by the alternate expansion and and smoky. has no comparative weight. The next lower one has a unit compression of the sponge, the band will begin to move in the After five or ten minutes continuance of this maximum of upward force, equal to the condensation of ite…

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