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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 9 (March 1907) (1907)

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ieces the fact that in France alone there are over twelve comes covered with a film of oxide which, despite the to be welded are blunt in form and are so brovght into hundred factories in which the various metals are fact that it is extremely thin, absolutely prevents the contact that they offer… … this theory, the various aluminium factories and in such cases will almost always provide At the Top Aluminium Objects Soldered by the Schoop Process. have attempted, at all times, to supply the a sufficiently hot flame, which, in its char- Appears the Blowpipe Which is Used. metal in as pure a…

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