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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 2 (July 1877) (1877)

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the first alloy, is poured off into in- cess of oxygen produced at the explosion into carbonic acid, basket to contain the scrap to be treated, so perforated as to got moulds and left to cool. Copper, in the proportion of admit of the ready entrance of the liquid when submerged he adds to the… … To show the relative strength of the nitrate used, the heat of which solution is CALLIN AND WILSON'S PROCESS OF UTILIZING TIN SCRAP. compounds, the inventor says : Let the maintained by a fire beneath the boiler, or dynamic force of pure nitroglycerin be in any other and ordinary way. In the eight…

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