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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 21 (November 1900) (1900)

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s a cylinders are the electrodes, while the paper is in As the chemicals used are abundant and cheap, the 2,500 horse power horizontal Francis double turbine, reality a very thin cell in which the pulp is an inert new medium can be produced as cheaply as common medium and the contained chemicals… … pool, England, witnessed by a large trical regulating apparatus of Cie. Pig. 1.—FRANCIS TURBINE—PARIS EXPOSITION. Tlndustrie "Electrique of Geneva, company of printers and scientists, n Switzerland. The direct rotary press was run at current generator, which is the rate of 6,000 impres- connected…

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