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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 7 (August 1886) (1886)

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into brating cord, nothing is as good as steel wire, that in contact with the coals, but has been licked by integral parts ; thirds and fourths are shown in the may be of various sizes. A No. 16 wire should be the flames for about two and a half years. The drawings. A movable bridge very slightly… … its velocity of rotation has been made, with the result that a speed THE EFFECTS OF BiniNING COAL GAS ON CAST IBON. of 600 to 1,000 revolutions a minute KELPE'S EXFEBIUENT. can be attained. This is ample speed for almost all experiments, and is too high for every direction throughout the mass. The…

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