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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 25 (June 1906) (1906)

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ing or grease everything that it touches. The problem of producing stear- ine candles, first broached by Braconnot, was solved theoreti- cally by the cele- brated Chevreul and practically by Milly and Dr. Motartf, who suc- ceeded in over- coming the tech- nical difficulties and laying the… … the aid of a train of wheelwork, passes a Fig. 8.—Reeling Wax Tapers. acids, when freed from glycerine, consists knife under it to cut the wicks, and re- of solid stearic and palmitic acids and liquid moves the candles from the molds. The THE MANUFACTURE OF CANDLES IN FRANCE.

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