Scientific American Supplement, No. 623, December 10, 1887
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT NO. 623
NEW YORK, DECEMBER 10, 1887
Scientific American Supplement. Vol. XXIV., No. 623.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
BENIER'S HOT AIR ENGINE.
YOUR FUTURE PROBLEMS.1
HEATING MARINE BOILERS WITH LIQUID FUEL.
THE CHANGE OF GAUGE OF SOUTHERN RAILROADS IN 1886.1
TORPEDO BOATS FOR SPAIN.
THE SPANISH CRUISER REINA REGENTE
FILM NEGATIVES.1
HOW DIFFERENT TONES IN GELATINO-CHLORIDE PRINTS MAY BE VARIED BY DEVELOPERS.
NOTE ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF A DISTILLERY CHIMNEY.
THE PRODUCTION OF OXYGEN BY BRIN'S PROCESS.
FRENCH DISINFECTING APPARATUS.
AN ELECTRICAL GOVERNOR.
THE ELECTRIC CURRENT AS A MEANS OF INCREASING THE TRACTIVE ADHESION OF RAILWAY MOTORS AND OTHER ROLLING CONTACTS.1
ELECTRIC LAUNCH.
THE COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE, PARIS.
THE MANUFACTURE OF COCAINE.
THE CHEMICAL BASIS OF PLANT FORMS.1
NEW METHOD FOR THE QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF STARCH.
A.V. ASBOTH.
SYNTHESIS OF THE ALKALOIDS.
A GROUP OF HAMPSHIRE DOWNS.
THE YALE COLLEGE MEASUREMENT OF THE PLEIADES.1
DEEP SEA DREDGINGS: EXAMINATION OF SEA BOTTOMS.
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
Architects and Builders Edition
Building Plans and Specifications.
The
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