Scientific American Supplement, No. 829, November 21, 1891 by Various
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The Origin of Petroleum.--By O.C.D. Ross.--A further and more
lengthy discussion in regard to petroleum and theory of its production by volcanic action. VII. GUNNERY.--Weldon's Range Finder.--An instrument for determining distances, with description of its use.--3 illustrations. VIII. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING.--Mercury Weighing Machine.--A type of weighing machine depending on the displacement of mercury.--1 illustration. Wheels Linked with a Bell Crank.--Curious examples of mechanical constructions in the communication of motion between wheels.--3 illustrations. IX. MEDICINE AND HYGIENE.--Cold and Mortality.--By Dr. B.W. RICHARDSON.--The effect of cold upon the operation of the animal system, with practical rules. On the Occurrence of Tin in Canned Food.--By H.A. WEBER.--A very valuable and important series of analyses of American and other food products for tin and copper. The Treatment of Glaucoma.--Note on the treatment of this disease fatal to vision. X. METALLURGY.--On the Elimination of Sulphur from Pig Iron. By J. MASSENEZ.--The desulphurization of pig iron by treatment with manganese, with apparatus employed.--5 illustrations. |
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