Scientific American Supplement, No. 303, October 22, 1881
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT NO. 303
NEW YORK, OCTOBER 22, 1881
Scientific American Supplement. Vol. XII, No. 303.
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NEW EIGHTY TON STEAM HAMMER AT THE SAINT CHAMOND WORKS
GREAT STEAMERS.
IMPROVED ROAD LOCOMOTIVE.
AMERICAN MILLING METHODS.
MACHINE FOR DOTTING TULLES AND OTHER LIGHT FABRICS.
THE REPRODUCTION AND MULTIPLICATION OF NEGATIVES.
A NEW METHOD OF MAKING GELATINE EMULSION.
THE POTTERY AND PORCELAIN INDUSTRIES OF JAPAN.
THE FRENCH CRYSTAL PALACE.
CHATEAU IN THE AEGEAN SEA.
ELECTRIC POWER.
ON A METHOD OF OBTAINING AND MEASURING VERY HIGH VACUA WITH A MODIFIED FORM OF SPRENGEL-PUMP.
CRYSTALLIZATION TABLE.
THE PRINCIPLES OF HOP-ANALYSIS.
WATER GAS.
A DESCRIPTION OF APPARATUS FOR PRODUCING CHEAP GAS, AND SOME NOTES ON THE ECONOMICAL EFFECT OF USING SUCH GAS WITH GAS MOTORS, ETC.
APPENDIX.
ON THE FLUID DENSITY OF CERTAIN METALS.
HYDROPHOBIA PREVENTED BY VACCINATION.
ON DIPTERA AS SPREADERS OF DISEASE.
ON THE RELATIONS OF MINUTE ORGANISMS TO CERTAIN SPECIFIC DISEASES.
THE CENTENARY OF THE DISCOVERY OF URANUS.
THE VARYING SUSCEPTIBILITY OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS TO POISONS AND DISEASES.
KIND TREATMENT OF HORSES.
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