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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 19 (May 1908) (1908)

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e first they leave at the bottom, descend to considerable equation. depths in search of the valuable zoophytes, to the CHEAP HYDBOGEN. The hydrogen, however, contains small quantities of great injury of their lungs and their general health, The inflation of ordinary spherical balloons with… … Unforeseen expenses 0.14 It is 16% feet long and 5% feet in diameter, and LANE'S HTDBOGEN APPARATUS. carries two men. Its general form is that of a cylin- Total cost of 10 cubic meters 1.00 der with rounded ends. The only opening is a man- the high price of that gas, which is never less than This…

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