Scientific American Supplement No. 822, October 3, 1891 by Various
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II. CHEMISTRY.--Standards and Methods for the Polarimetric Estimation of Sugars.--A U.S. internal revenue report on the titular subject.--2 illustrations. 13138 The Formation of Starch in Leaves.--An interesting examination into the physiological _role_ of leaves.--1 illustration. 13138 The Water Molecule.--By A. GANSWINDT.--A very interesting contribution to structural chemistry. 13137 III. CIVIL ENGINEERING.--Demolition of Rocks under Water without Explosives.--Lobnitz System.--By EDWARD S. CRAWLEY.--A method of removing rocks by combined dredging and ramming as applied on the Suez Canal.--3 illustrations. 13128 IV. ELECTRICITY.--Electrical Standards.--The English Board of Trade commission's standards of electrical measurements. 13129 The London-Paris Telephone.--By W.H. PREECE, F.R.S.--Details of the telephone between London and Paris and its remarkable success.--6 illustrations. 13131 The Manufacture of Phosphorus by Electricity.--A new industry based on dynamic electricity.--Full details. 13132 The Two or Three Phase Alternating Current Systems.--By CARL HERING.--A new industrial development in electricity |
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