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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 12 (March 1883) (1883)

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wly to 153° Pah.; while those which con- An important improvement in electrical apparatus, by Mr. lowest point attainable with a slide valve engine. tain 61 to 4'57 per cent yield an oily liquid at temperatures George Grout, has recently been exhibited and explained by It has been the aim of the… … THE "BOSS CLIPPER" VERTICAL ENGINE.-MADE BY THE TAYLOR MANUFACTURING COMPANY. such solutions separate, as they cool, into two liquids; the more easily operated by persons inexperienced in the use of neering at Muswell Hill, Eng. This improvement con- upper one is salicylic acid dissolved in water…

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