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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 13 (September 1907) (1907)

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and the Royal Commission on Mines. charge of liquid air. The temperature of the volume section, from Santa Fe to Gergal, shows a practically The utilization of liquid air for rescue purposes has at once causes the evaporation of a small quantity constant gradient of about 2.75 per cent. for some… … was originally identified. Five locomotives are to be supplied FRONT AND BEAR VIEW OF WEARER OF A SIMONIS LIQUID-AIR APPARATUS The "Aerolith" apparatus, which we by a Swiss electric company, which also are enabled to describe and illustrate constructs the whole of the electric through the courtesy…

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