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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 16 (April 1884) (1884)

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between the tooth and shank A. Dumont, an atmospheric turbine. The principal value cellent income which I derive from the manufacture, I had a reversed curve, the centrifugal action of the tooth causes of this apparatus lies in the form of the sheet iron sweeps once nearly made up my mind to throw… … which it floats will hold about Acid. THE ATMOSPHERIC TURBINE. 500 gallons of water. Prokofjew presented a paper According to the latest sur- to the Russian Chemical So- veys, the heaviest gradient on the Atlantic side does not upper end of the shank and saw plate, thereby automati- ciety in…

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