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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 24 (June 1900) (1900)

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nable heat; and it is insoluble in anyof the ordinary solvents. It is com-posed of carbon and silicon in equalatomic proportions, and by weight thirtyparts carbon to seventy parts silicon.Pure carbon is white in color, althoughin the commercial manufacture the crys-tals are produced in many shades… … Sulphuric Acid and Settling Tanks. Shaking Screens on Which the Carborundum is Graded. 1,500-Ton Hydraulic Press for Forming the Large Wheels.

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