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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 17 (October 1884) (1884)

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decided—fairly enough, the editorthinks—that he ought to re-gard as a fancy word, notnecessarily an absolutely newword or meaningless combi-nation of letters, but anyword used outside of its or-dinary significance. Theterm Mitre, as applied totea, seems to be, on that in-terpretation, quite a… … APPARATTIS FOR MAKING GAS FROM CRUDE PETROLEUM. gas with water gas, issuing from burners of the same size.The petroleum gas was under a pressure of one inch, whilethe other was two and a half inches. The petroleum gasflame was much larger, more brilliant, and of a purer colorthan the other. An…

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