Scientific American Supplement, No. 441, June 14, 1884.Various
Science
Scientific American Supplement, No. 441, June 14, 1884.
Various
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT NO. 441
NEW YORK, JUNE 14, 1884
Scientific American Supplement. Vol. XVII., No. 441.
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. CHEMISTRY AND METALLURGY.--On Electrolysis.--Precipitation
of lead, thallium, silver, bismuth, manganese, etc.--By H.
SCHUCHT
The Electro-Chemical Equivalent of Silver
Zircon.--How it can be rendered soluble.--By F. STOLBA
A New Process for Making Wrought Iron Directly from the Ore.
--Comparison with other processes.--With descriptions and
engravings of the apparatus used
Some Remarks on the Determination of Hardness in Water
On the changes which Take Place in the Conversion of Hay
into Ensilage.--By F.J. Lloyd
II. ENGINEERING AND MECHANICS.--Faure's Machine for
Decorticating Sugar Cane.--With full description
and 13 figures
The Generation of Steam and the Thermodynamic Problems
Involved.--By WM. ANDERSON.--Apparatus used in the
experimental determination of the heat of combustion and
the laws which govern its development.--Ingredients of
fuel.--Potential energy of fuel.--With 7 figures and
several tables
Planetary Wheel Trains.--Rotations of the wheels relatively
to the train arm.--By Prof. C.W. MACCORD
The Pantanemone.--A New Windwheel.--1 engraving
Relvas's New Life Boat.--With engraving
Experiments with Double Barreled Guns and Rifles.
--Cause of the divergence of the charge.--4 figures
Improved Ball Turning Machine.--1 figure
Cooling Apparatus for Injection Water.--With engraving
Corrugated Disk Pulleys.--1 engraving
III. TECHNOLOGY.--A New Standard Light
Dr. Feussner's New Polarizing Prism.--Points of difference
between the old and new prisms.--By P.R. SLEEMAN
Density and Pressure of Detonating Gas
IV. ELECTRICITY, LIGHT, ETC.--Early History of the Telegraph.
--Pyrsia, or the system of telegraphy among the Greeks.
--Communication by means of characters and the telescope.
--Introduction of the magnetic telegraph between Baltimore
and Washington
The Kravogl Electro Motor and its Conversion Into a Dynamo
Electric Machine.--5 figures
Bornhardt's Electric Machine for Blasting in Mines.
--15 figures
Pritchett's Electric Fire Alarm.--1 figure
A Standard Thermopile
Telephonic Transmission without Receivers.--Some of the
apparatus exhibited at the annual meeting of the French
Society of Physics.--Telephonic transmission through a
chain of persons
Diffraction Phenomena during Total Solar Eclipses.--By G.D.
Hiscox
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