Scientific American Supplement, No. 299, September 24, 1881 by Various
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I. Mixing apparatus.--II. Digestive apparatus.--III. Triturating
apparatus--IV. Washing apparatus--3 figures How To Make Emulsions In Hot Weather. By A. L. HENDERSON The Distillation and Rectification of Alcohols by the Rational Use of Low Temperatures. By RAOUL PICTET.--1 figure.--Pictet's apparatus for the rectification of alcohol by cold The Removal of Noxious Vapors from Roasting Furnace Gases New Gas Exhauster. 1 figure Advance in the Price of Glycerine Analysis of Oils or Mixtures of Oils Used for Lubricating Purposes Nitrate of Amyl III. ELECTRICITY, ETC.--The Electric Light in Earnock Colliery Lightning and Telephone Wires Conditions of Flames Under the Influence of Electricity The Electric Stop-Motion in the Cotton Mill Electrolytic Determinations and Separations. By ALEX, and M. A. VON REIS.--Determination of cobalt.--Nickel--Iron.--Zinc.-- Manganese.--Bismuth.--Lead.--Copper.--Cadmium.--Tin.--Antimony.-- |
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