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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 6 (August 1887) (1887)

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as found that steam trap), the gas passing upward through the ana- such carbon is, for the most part, set free upon the the form of ammonia gas, and the intense cold of the lyzer, which contains a series of perforated trays that closing and interrupting of the circuit, and that it is chamber would… … IMFBOVED ICE KAEING MACHINERY. that may be carried along with the gas. The gas then machine, this defect,^ so commonly urged against other the discharge which takes place. In order to avoid this injurious action, Mr. Thompson has designed a passes into the upper coils of the condenser, where, un-…

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