ey placed the crys- of every particle of heat. The particular enlargement above tals on a table and waited patiently to see if it would melt or ishing faces of the rotary stones or other articles between referred to consists of the space between the annular tube even turn warmer. After waiting some… … Fig. 1 is a side elevation showing, on the right hand, the It will.be seen from Fig. 1, which represents the machine er the lower portion of the steam drum, this central cham- outside of the casing, and on the left, the same broken away, with part of the cover and one of the stones broken away to…
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