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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 15 (October 1907) (1907)

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b- S. Furthermore, the later investigations have re- carbon. If calcium cyanamide be again placed in a tain it directly from the atmosphere, it was necessary vealed the fact that the whole of the bottom chord retort, it changes to a cyanide. to separate it from the oxygen with which it is com-… … QUEBEC BRIOSE HELLSATE BRI06E S&tt/rrr/e^fir/vcAN, t.y. FORTH BRIOSE The vertical post, which ie shown in the act of breaking down under the load of the cruiser "Brooklyn," is drawn to scale and represents the lower chord member of the Quebec bridge which failed by buckling through the rupture of…

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