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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 3 (January 1886) (1886)

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he, air blast and in the method of manufacturing the liquid dioxide, may be turned by a knob shown in the sectional view. suction, and the inclination of the ribs or riffles, ac- which were worked out at Essen, that its systematic Pig. 1, and also in Fig. 3. A semicircular spring is fit- cording to… … gaseous and rush out through an outlet over GALE'S lUFBOVED WBENCH. which a porous bag is secured. A large portion of the gas escapes as such through the sides of the bag, but so much heat is absorbed that another vided with a catch at one end, which by engaging a portion solidifies, and is caught…

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