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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 8 (February 1906) (1906)

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ture to suit different cases. a given combustion, the author suggests an essential- blown through it, and thus the oxygen is reduced to A thermometer located near the mouth-piece registers ly new process of combustion, by means of which the a volume about 7,000 times smaller than that which it the… … streets, parks, and gardens.—La mixing a dye with the solution to be vaporized; the air was then tn« Nature. INHALING CHAMBER IN THE INHALATORIUM.

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