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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 16 (April 1909) (1909)

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nd wind it around the threads of the screw as are respectively 75, 60, and 45 degrees. Sections E, incompressible, it cannot, be used to perform a cycle of operations such as take place in the steam engine. [J.CJ m e # se & <g> K % + Theoretically, however, any substance having a tem- perature… … ble, and mixed well with the melted copper. The cop- instance, B1 and B„ are connected by a small brass Fig. 2.—MOTIONS OF A TBIANGULAB BOTAGON IN A tube G, bent outward at the center to clear the shaft per is then poured, and allowed to cool gradually. SQTTABE AND BHOMBS OF VABIOTTS ANGLES.

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