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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 19 (November 1871) (1871)

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or flax- nia, as a motor, is based, may be thus stated: As the gas is three pounds of coal will produce four gallons of the lique- seed, thoroughly, without injury to the grain or breaking of absorbed by water its latent heat becomes sensible, and the fied gas, which, heated to 232 degrees Fah.,… … other, and were simply brought is, there has yet been discovered AMMONIA ENGINE FOR STREET CARS. no way by which they can be together for the purpose of de- monstrating the practicability of the method. of six and one half atmospheres. To obtain the same press made to combine when placed directly…

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