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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 21 (November 1880) (1880)
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nsists, in brief, in so the mixing of the gases therein several jets'of steam enter it The charge of sulphur is put in by weight, and consists of burning sulphur as to unite its vapor, in the proportion of 1 from different directions. It is provided with a drip from from 60 to 75 pounds, according… … © 1880 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INCManufacture · Water · Patented · Sulphuric · Acid · Sulphuric acid · Sir henry · Sewing machine · Nitric acid · Steam pressure · Wood working · Specific gravity · Sulphur vapor · Scientific American · Working machinery
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