Scientific American Supplement, No. 613, October 1, 1887 — John Shaqi
Scientific American Supplement, No. 613, October 1, 1887Various
Science
Scientific American Supplement, No. 613, October 1, 1887
Various
Science -- Periodicals
VI. METALLURGY.--Chapin Wrought Iron.--By W.H. SEARLES.--An
interesting account of the combined pneumatic and
mechanical treatment of pig iron, giving as product a true
wrought iron. 9785
VII. METEOROLOGY.--On the Cause of Iridescence in
Clouds.--By G. JOHNSTONE STONEY.--An interesting theory of
the production of prismatic colors in clouds, referring it
to interference of light. 9798
The Height of Summer Clouds.--A compendious statement,
giving the most reliable estimation of the elevations of
different forms of clouds. 9797
VIII. MISCELLANEOUS.--The British Association.--Portraits
of the president and section presidents of the late
Manchester meeting of the British Association for the
Advancement of Science, with report of the address of the
president, Sir Henry E. Roscoe.--9 illustrations. 9783
IX. PHYSIOLOGY.--Hypnotism in France.--A valuable review of
the present status of this subject, now so much studied in
Paris. 9795
The Duodenum a Siphon Trap.--By MAYO COLLIER, M.S., etc.--A
curious observation in anatomy.--The only trap found in the
intestinal canal.--Its uses.--2 illustrations. 9796
X. TECHNOLOGY.--Apparatus for Testing Champagne Bottles and
Corks.--Ingenious apparatus due to Mr. J. Salleron, for use
especially in the champagne industry.--2 illustrations. 9786
Celluloid.--Notes of the history and present method of
manufacture of this widely used substance. 9785
Centrifugal Extractors.--By ROBERT F. GIBSON.--The second
installment of this extensive and important paper, giving
many additional forms of centrifugal apparatus--12
illustrations. 9789
Cotton Industries of Japan.--An interesting account of the
primitive methods of treating cotton by the Japanese.--Their
methods of ginning, carding, etc., described. 9788
Gas from Oil.--Notes on a paper read by Dr. Stevenson
Macadam at a recent meeting of the British Gas Institute,
giving his results with petroleum gas. 9787
Improved Biscuit Machine.--A machine having a capacity for
making 4,000 small biscuits per minute.--1 illustration. 9787
Improved Cream Separator.--A centrifugal apparatus for
dairy use of high capacity.--3 illustrations. 9787
The Manufacture of Salt near Middlesbrough.--By Sir
LOWTHIAN BELL, Bart., F.C.S.--The history and origin of
this industry, the methods used, and the soda ash process
as there applied. 9788
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