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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 24 (December 1909) (1909)

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68.9 per cent, and Agriculture voiced the sentiments of the farmer when nace is charged with many tons of selected scrap and the ingot-iron nail 4.13 per cent. The two specimens of it urged upon wire makers the necessity of improving pig iron, and the charge is raised to a sufficient tem-… … Ingot iron. Ingot iron. Steel. Charcoal. Ingot iron. Steel. Ingot iron. Steel. Steel. Ingot iron. Loss, 15.5*. Loss, 6.1*. Loss, 92.3*. Loss, 4.13*. Loss, 68.9*. Loss, 77.3*. Loss, 2.4*. Loss, 78.2 Loss, 11.2*, Loss, 71.9*, CORROSION TESTS IN BATH OF 25 PER CENT SULPHURIC ACID. of the other…

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