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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 19 (May 1893) (1893)

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ion. Messrs. Moissan and the ground shall afford sufficient preparation of the the material contained in the crucible and be gradu- Violle presented to the academy two models of electric roadbed, without the ordinary ballasting of stone, etc. ally brought to the maximum temperature. This ar-… … and also according to the size of the furnace. They the South Gila Canal Company, sixty miles KAUFMAN'S METALLIC RAILWAY TRACK. have no other limits than those of the voltaic arc. The east of Yuma, on the Gila. He says the more the calorific field is limited, the closer we shall engineering work…

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