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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 9 (September 1883) (1883)

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at. well. In Paris he did not succeed in observing the direct Fig. 3 of our engravings, and by means of this the whole _ 1» < « I ^ fermention of starch;'it remained perfectly intact. An Interesting Experiment. construction will be readily understood. The crank .shaft Moussette then published… … ground that muzzle-loaders of causing the pollution, the COMPOUND DOUBLE-ACTING STEAM ENGINE are easier to manage at sea. brewery well water gave un- The French and the other doubted indications of lithi- Continental powers adopted the breech-loaders, which are side of the engine. These engines…

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