Scientific American Supplement, No. 455, September 20, 1884 by Various
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Substance in Starch Sugar.
The Combining Weights, Volumes, and Specific Gravities of Elements and Compounds. Analysis of Zinc Ash and Calcined Pyrites by Means of Ammonium Carbonate. II. ENGINEERING AND MECHANICS.--Petroleum as a Fuel in Locomotive Engines.--By THOMAS URQUHART.--Spray injector.--Driving locomotives.--Storage of petroleum. Improved Gas Light Buoy.--2 figures. Project for a Roadstead at Havre.--With map and views of different breakwaters. Improved Catch Basin.--2 figures. Water Power with High Pressures and Wrought Iron Water Pipe.--By HAMILTON SMITH, JR.--Methods of conducting water and transmitting power.--Texas Creek pipe and aqueduct.--4 figures. Parachute Hydraulic Motor. Improved Shafting Lathe.--1 figure. Power Straightening Machine.--1 figure. |
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