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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 8 (August 1873) (1873)

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oxygen, which will yield up at once, to sulphurous ber, and overlapping the wooden frame, while heavy col- ing carried up the chimney, or stack, with which the cham- acid, one atom or equivalent of oxygen, just sufficient to oxi- umns of wood or iron beneath serve to support the great bers are… … To effect the first concentration of the the sulphur takes place, and underneath MANUFACTURE OF OIL OF VITEIOL. THE LEADEN CHAMBEE8. chamber acid, it is run off into which there is a flue (as seen in the illustra- tion, connected in the rear with the chimney or shaft). bers contains the bins for…

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