Scientific American Supplement, No. 794, March 21, 1891 by Various
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II. CHEMISTRY.--Carbon in Organic Substances.--By J. MESSINGER.-- An improved method of determining carbon by inorganic combustions.--1 illustration. III. CIVIL ENGINEERING.--A New Integrator.--By Prof. KARL PEARSON. M.A.--An apparatus for use for the engineer in working up areas, indicator diagrams, etc.--4 illustrations. Best Diameter of Car Wheels.--The size of car wheels from the standpoint of American engineering.--A plea for a moderate sized wheel. Improved Overhead Steam Traveling Crane.--A crane constructed for use in steel works.--Great power and range.--3 illustrations. Some Hints on Spiking Track.--A most practical article for telling exactly how to conduct the operation on the ground.--1 illustration. IV. ELECTRICITY.--Electrical Laboratory for Amateurs.--By GEO. M. HOPKINS.--A simple collection of apparatus for conducting a complete series of electrical experiments.--17 illustrations. The Action of the Silent Discharge on Chlorine.--How an electric discharge affects chlorine gas.--An important negative result. V. ETHNOLOGY.--Some Winnebago Arts.--An interesting article upon the arts of the Winnebago Indians.--A recent paper before the New York Academy of Sciences. |
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