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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 3 (July 1874) (1874)

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scribed, was worth of gas per hour to deposit 308 grains of copper in si- Fig. 1. passed. As soon as the seven oxyhydrogen burners were lit, milar time. So that for fifty cents 2 2 pounds of the metal the fusion began with great rapidity. Through openings may be deposited. The quantity of… … measurements. printing office of the Bank of France, and in the large photo- ized bar under the influence of heat. Second, in the split- engraving establishment of Goupil, at Asni£res, giving re- ting of the bar of galena and its separation into different THE CLAMOND THEEMO-ELECTBIC BATTEBT.…

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