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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 20 (November 1872) (1872)

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its con- two wheels, which are drilled Bmooth and run on wrought screws, as shown, and their point of contact is made imper- stant large amount of carbon, and, secondly, its great per- iron axles. The pulley is easily and firmly adjusted to the vious to water by packing placed in the grooves… … company. This is a proof that the operative chemist has A ve»y common preventive for boiler scale used in this the proportion under perfect control. The amount of carbon ting is entirely done with the bit. To the left of Fig. 1, it country is ground logwood, a little of which placed in a averaged…

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