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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 21 (November 1907) (1907)

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slackest in the melted in the ordinary graphite crucible. When it is out the whole ship at intervals of ten minutes. The melted there should be added a trifle of cryolite, a min- steamship traffic between America and Europe, the flov/ of air into each cabin may be controlled accord- outlook for the… … so great as that of the adequate ven- aluminium and tilation of the en- i.L.U;nr:.fangMri.l.l.l.l L.I.J, ,. 1 1.1.1. !.%**#.I..:..;....» gine room and zinc, but is about the same as those stokeholds. It is of aluminium and stated in some quarters that with copper. The great advan- turbine machinery…

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