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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 8 (August 1881) (1881)

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he tower, whence the malt is distributed In making one of the solutions, I had put 240 grains bran mixed with air, and the force of the explosion was so for brewing through spouts to all parts of the building. great as to throw down walls six feet thick, and sheets of nitrate silver in 2 oz.… … river Thames. The letter accompanies an extended report DUST EXPLOSION IN EHRET'S BREWERY. it is explainable. Did the fulminate of silver form in any of the three rigid trial tests that have now been made, the way? The vessel being open a gas could not have done such first and last of which were…

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