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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 14 (April 1882) (1882)

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lows: With a normal flame of 16-71 candles, the additionof pure lime gave 17 95, of magnesia 1713, and, curiouslyenough, of an intimate mixture of lime and magnesia, alarger increase than either separately, namely, 18 23. Thesame mixture, with the addition of ten per cent of anotherearth, gave… … INNIS STEAM ENGINE. tercepting cup, which, revolving with the spindle, will bycentrifugal force cause the oil to rise and flow out of it andinto the surrounding stationary cup or receiver, and throughthe holes in the bottom of which the oil will be dischargedagainst the inner surface of the bore of…

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