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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 7 (February 1874) (1874)

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ore it can hold. lower cabin passengers would not see any article in motion. But for every temperature there is a point, beyond which it is nitrogen. The gas, hermetically sealed up in a glass tube, In the saloon, to prevent the passengers seeing the roof ap- impossible for more vapor to pass it.… … nute one third of forms, and we have Fig. 2.-ALLANS FLOATING BATTERY. the gas is decom- no doubt that Mr. the point of saturation, or the dew point. When the air has posed; and at the end of three minutes, two thirds or three Allan's consummate knowledge as a mechanical engineer reached its dew…

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