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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 23 (December 1886) (1886)

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to tenths of a rota- is forced out, and the next division fills. In each rota- tage be chamfered or countersunk on one side to fit. A round bottom flask is recommended, because it will tion, so that the first dial mentioned above would be tion the four divisions are successively filled and einp-… … The firm of Hanson, Van Winkle & Co. were the first CAFILLABY SIFHON. introducers of dynamo-electric machines in this coun- ending in about the same plane, but on opposite sides try, and the above decision is likely to have consider- The cork, after the flask has been passed through the of t he…

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