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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 13 (September 1887) (1887)

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ure of 160 including the intermediate shades. When any desired or other soluble salt of alumina. And instead of first lb. per square inch. In proportion, general design, and color is obtained, the articles are withdrawn from the workmanship, these engines appear to be all that could treating the… … IMPROVED TRIPLE EXPANSION MARINE ENGINES. strength of material, and easy access to every part— silicate of potash may be used, of a strength of about pecially adapted to the coloring of buttons or similar 18 degrees Twaddell. When using an aluminate and a such are the leading characteristics of…

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