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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 15 (April 1885) (1885)

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s toward the interior of the vessel, thus mak- it is therefore this element which is employed in this ing the hull thicker and stronger on the inside; the battery for the purpose of generation. A thick plate intervening skins or plates also vary in thickness. of zinc should be procured; roofing… … all sorts of scientific experiments being tried. Finally, battery with this solution, to at the summit would be placed an enormous electric have the liquid rise consider- ESHELMAN'S IMPROVED METHOD OF CONSTEUCTING VESSELS. lamp, studied by Messrs. Bourdais and Sebillot, that ably above the line of…

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