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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 16 (April 1877) (1877)

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ght before the French Acade- ficient quantity of air-slaked lime. This renders the water less apt to hold the cement in suspension, and causes a more down with them into the interior of the Thorneycroft, my by M. de Romilly. For example, take a bell jar and of which only a small part was above… … tirely filled. nearer. "All at once the Thorneycroft Fig. 3.-EFFECT PRODUCED BY A TORPEDO. Beton so deposited under water put on a last spurt, and struck the needs no ramming. The grains of Bayonnaise with its whole force on the starboard bow. sand close together with their irregular interstitial…

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