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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 21 (May 1880) (1880)

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ve, and capable of afford- is the subdivision of the light, to make it practicable for manner with the temperature of the surrounding air. Ex- ing a more or less intense blast according as the locomotive domestic use, and I think he is entitled to great credit for posed to cold air it develops a… … passage through the flue.K, between the highly heated arches, gold. In case iron be the color agent, it may be removed by I J, becomes ignited, and is consumed before it can be suffi- dissolving a few crystals of oxalic acid in the cavity; after COBALT THERMOSCOPE. ciently cooled to extinguish the…

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