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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 10 (September 1899) (1899)

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nce of drives the ice plant to the outskirts, and on the other The still is a steam-jacketed wrought-iron pipe, 12 64° between the boiling ammonia and the water which hand the question of meltage necessitates the plants inches in diameter, whose interior is filled with about is in immediate contact… … loose by bystanders, one of whom was knocked sense- The ammonia gas separates freely from the liquor, as SIAGBAU OF THE AMMONIA AND ICE-HAEINO less. These two were very severely shocked, but four the latter trickles through the heated wire coils, and it PLANT. of the men were not loosened for…

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