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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 15 (April 1884) (1884)

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r itself having been valve to a boiler with at least an outlet area of 25 square fact, the combustible being already nitrated to saturation by broken. inches. Whatever may be the pressure in a boiler, it will nitric acid, the peroxide of nitrogen has no action upon it, Some of the fragments of the… … is 0-076097 pound. profile; another had it turned a Fig. 3.-C0MPABATIVE RESULTS GIVEN BY THE EXPLOSION OF DYNAMITE AND PANCLASTITE. The volume of 1 pound of air, little into the shadow; a third saw at 33° Fah., and under one atmosphere of pressure, is more of the full face; while others worked…

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