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

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down through the carbide and by means of the impulses of the gases upon up and out through the central pipe, D, a diaphragm in the box, d. The hot gases leading to the engine and in which a wire pass directly from the combustion chamber Running on Gasoline. Running on Alcohol Vapor and Acetylene.… … plosive mixture results. This would Experimental Testing Plant for Internal Combustion Engines. The life of the mercury arc lamp tend to make it possible to obtain AA', Voltmeter and ammeter. C, Alcohol carbureter. D, Dynamo mounted on ball bearings and direct connected to in some cases amounts to…

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