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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 22 (November 1882) (1882)

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n to exist in any other sub- serve as tracks for ordinary freight wagons, the wagons to being disconnected or displaced in the shock of a collision, stance, viz., that of changing its electrical conductivity be drawn by steam traction engines. It is expected that allows the ends of the cars to… … one of selenium at a boiling temperature, so MILTON'S IMPROVEMENT IN RAILWAY CARS strength for common use, but of just such that no practical use can be made of it. The strength as will give way in the event of a vitreous selenium is still less soluble, while collision. The corner of the car,…

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