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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 19 (November 1902) (1902)

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were exposed on the roof of a of natural sines" where there is not much figuring usually made the trip through the mountains to tho building for thirteen months. It is assumed that the to do. coast. When the new road was finished, carts imme- observed effects are principally due to pitting at the… … the Bureau of Steam Engineering. The current Sup- duces conductivity by a small extent, but the increase plement contains the first installment of that report. DIAGRAM SHOWING METHOD OF COMPUTING GRADES in mechanical and the decrease in corrosive properties M. Berthelet discusses researches on…

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