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

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of the Physical valve, S, and flows through a tube, T, into the steel re- Society of Paris, Mr. Cailletet exhibited in the halls of the chloride, and then sucked up by the pump and forced into ceptacle that is to hold it. The dead space is thus avoided, since the mercury, upon Observatory the… … liquefaction a much greater pressure than that which hull, part of the plates being broken away to show LAMBART'S WATER-TIGHT COMPARTMENTS FOR STEAMSHIPS. is necessary for the condensation of carbonic acid, the construction and arrangement of the compart- but the operation is easily effected with…

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