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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 18 (November 1883) (1883)

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lace fits closely in the steam traveler, Marco Polo. Under the Venetian Republic, and water will keep up a more steady and uniform heat than chest, with the exception of openings at the corners and at for some years after its fall, says our consul at Venice, the could be produced ky pipes alone;… … DE LANCET'S BALANCED SLIDE VALVE. does not liquefy at a pressure of 150 atmospheres, but yields by usingan inverted funnel, which is attached tothe delivery a colorless liquid, with distinct meniscus, when the pressure tube and dips under the surface of the water. If the watej' is cautiously…

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