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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 24 (December 1882) (1882)

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perfectly balanced so that while the outer rings are expanded by steam under which give ofE oxygen antl oxidize other bodies. Hydrogen valve possessed of the qualities of durability and perfect boiler pressure the inner rings receive behind them steam or peroxide fills both functions, and the… … but Sir John Lubbock pointed out that he had anticipated itself, however, cannot be mistaken. Some yeai'S ago, great PHELPS' STEAM PISTOH VALVE. the objections suggested by Dr. Mliller, and had guarded hopes existed as to its value as a bleaching agent; further researches, however, made its…

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