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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 16 (October 1895) (1895)

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inescence is there- ures indicate, possesses a vertical and horizontal rud- chemical change had been produced. Thus the neu- fore jointly physical and chemical in character. We der of circular shape, the one cutting the other at right tral chlorides of sodium and potassium, after being have thus… … THE PILCHER FLYING MACHINE. THE LATEST FOEM OF FLYING MACHINE, machine's head to the wind, while the latter arrests an thereby reduced to the condition of subchloride, so as fore exposure, and the manifestation of such color continues only until the cessation of the chemical ac- inclination to…

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