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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 1 (July 1884) (1884)

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their water they somehow assume the liquid state therein, and in- places and to admit of their easy removal, when required. crease the bulk of the water. At 0'' C. 100 volumes of water The apparatus is also applicable to the feeding of sub- dissolve 4*11 volumes of oxygen gas; at 15° C. they… … CASHIN'S MITER BOX. Other chemists have since taken up the work; and their FEEDER FOR MILLS, PURIFIERS, E'^G. results agree tolerably closely. One method of testing the This invention has been patented by Messr?^. W. S. Bon- the pintle, and between one of the side slots, and is moved proportion of…

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