Scientific American Supplement, No. 365, December 30, 1882Various
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Scientific American Supplement, No. 365, December 30, 1882
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT NO. 365
NEW YORK, DECEMBER 30, 1882.
Scientific American Supplement. Vol. XIV., No. 365.
Scientific American established 1845
Scientific American Supplement, $5 a year.
Scientific American and Supplement, $7 a year.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
I. ENGINEERING AND MECHANICS.--Louis Favre, Constructor
of the St. Gothard Tunnel.--2 figures.--Portrait and
monument at Turin to commemorate the tunneling of the
Alps 5817
The New Harbor of Vera Cruz.--New artificial harbor
for Vera Cruz.--Capt. Eads's plan.--1 figure.--Plan
of harbor and improvement 5818
Cost of Power to Make Flour 5818
Driving gear Mechanism for Lift Hammers.--2 figures 5819
De Junker and Ruh's Machine for Cutting Annular
Wheels.--3 figures 5819
Recent Hydraulic Experiments.--Results of experiments
on the flow of water in the Ganges Canal 5819
The Germ: Shall It be Retained in Flour? By Arthur
Atkins 5820
Wheat Tests 5820
II. TECHNOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY.--Apparatus for Manufacturing
Gaseous or Aerated Beverages.--11 figures.--Bicarbonate
of soda apparatus. Generator. Washer.--Suction
pump.--Saturator.--Apparatus for using carbonate of
lime.--Apparatus completely mechanical in operation 5815
Detection and Estimation of Fusel Oil 5816
On Silicon.--Curious formation of silicide of platinum 5816
Stannous Nitrates.--The formation of explosive
compounds in machines by the corrosion of bronze and
tin solder 5816
Metallic Thorium. By L.F. Nilson 5816
Friedrich Woehler.--Obituary notice of the great German
chemist 5816
Apparatus for Printing by the Blue Process. By
Channing Whitaker.--3 figures 5820
III. ELECTRICITY, LIGHT, HEAT, ETC.--Spectrum Gratings 5822
A New Pocket Opera Glass.--4 figures 5822
Atoms, Molecules, and Ether Waves. By JOHN TYNDALL.
Action of heat and light on molecules.--Heat as an
agent in exploring molecular conditions.--The results
of a recent incursion into the extra-sensible world
of atoms and molecules 5823
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