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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 7 (February 1883) (1883)

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The section, B, contains liquor with the addition of take place only in the fixed solenoid. The actions that are milk of lime, for setting free the fixed ammonia. D is the Pacinotti ring. In these apparatus, in fact, the attraction of exerted between this solenoid and the armature cause a ro- the… … of the division, A, while the liquor previously contained in above are reversible, and may be regarded not only as this division overflows into B, until the working level is motors but also as dynamo electric machines. But they reached. This cock may then be closed, and the required evidently…

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