Scientific American Supplement, No. 531, March 6, 1886
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT NO. 531
NEW YORK, MARCH 6, 1886
Scientific American Supplement. Vol. XXI, No. 531.
Scientific American established 1845
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THE USE OF IRON IN FORTIFICATION.
HIGH SPEED ON THE OCEAN.
SIBLEY COLLEGE LECTURES.
PRINCIPLES AND METHODS OF BALANCING FORCES DEVELOPED IN MOVING BODIES.
INTRODUCTION.
THE PRINCIPLES AND METHODS OF BALANCING FORCES DEVELOPED IN MOVING BODIES.
MOMENTUM AND CENTRIFUGAL FORCE.
COMPRESSED AIR POWER SCHEMES.
THE BERTHON COLLAPSIBLE CANOE.
THE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE OPENING OF THE FIRST GERMAN STEAM RAILROAD.
IMPROVED COAL ELEVATOR.
STEEL-MAKING LADLES.
APPARATUS FOR DEMONSTRATING THAT ELECTRICITY DEVELOPS ONLY ON THE SURFACE OF CONDUCTORS.
THE COLSON TELEPHONE.
THE MELDOMETER.
TOUCH TRANSMISSION BY ELECTRICITY IN THE EDUCATION OF DEAF-MUTES.
WATER GAS.
THE RELATIVE VALUE OF WATER GAS AND OTHER GASES AS IRON REDUCING AGENTS.
ANTISEPTIC MOUTH WASH.
ANNATTO.
JAPANESE RICE WINE AND SOJA SAUCE.
ALUMINUM.
THE ORIGIN OF METEORITES.
CANDELABRA CACTUS AND CALIFORNIA WOODPECKER.
CEREUS GIGANTEUS.
HOW PLANTS ARE REPRODUCED.
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