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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 12 (March 1907) (1907)

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With this system a temperature time this arrangement enables the design of the burn- the latter process, while at the" same time it possesses of over 7,000 deg. F. was obtained, which is a heat far er to be considerably simplified. Furthermore, equal certain advantages over electric welding,… … surprising to find several well-authenticated examples however, is completely influenced by the standard of A Typical Example of Welding by the Oxy-Acetylene of longevity among the lowly, plant-like sea anemones, purity in relation to the oxygen. This divergence be- Blowpipe. The Tubes Were Welded…

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