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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 6 (February 1888) (1888)

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relative lightness " The reply by another correspondent published by surrounds the flues, and the products of combustion, of aluminum. Its value is further increased by its ten- after circulating around the tubes until they reach the you compels us to again take up the subject. The sile strength… … copper—90 per cent of the latter to 10 per cent of stood the test of experience. The gypsum is GENTBY'S STEAU BOILEB. the former—and express much satisfaction with thereby at once converted into carbonate of lime, its qualities. The new works are being rapidly erected, and since all excess of…

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