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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 12 (March 1893) (1893)

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83 tons. Speed, 17 knots. Protectivearmor 180 feet long, 13 inches thick, of nickel steel.Two armored turrets.- Engines, 9,000 horse power. Shewill carry a most formidable armament. Estimatedcost, $2,500,000. ♦ n > »Copper on Prints.That the salts of copper increase the resistance… … BOBING THE BRACKET STAYS, OB OTTTBOABD SHAFT BEARINGS, ON THE ARMORED CRUISER MAINE. M. Camille Schoen to the Mulhouse Society last year.These experiments proved that all these salts exer-cised the same protective action, whereas the ferrocy-anide had no such effect. M. Schoen sends a furthernote…

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