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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT NO. 401

NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 8, 1883

Scientific American Supplement. Vol. XVI, No. 401.

Scientific American established 1845

Scientific American Supplement, $5 a year.

Scientific American and Supplement, $7 a year.


TABLE OF CONTENTS.
I.CHEMISTRY.--On the Different Modifications ofSilver Bromide and Silver Chloride.
Analysis of New Zealand Coal.
On the Determination of Manganese in Steel, CastIron, Ferro-manganese, etc.
Manganese and its Uses.
Ozokerite or Earth-wax. By WILLIAM L. LAY. Avaluable and instructive paper read before the New York Academy ofSciences.--Showing the nature, sources, and applications of thisremarkable product.
On the Constitution of the Natural Fats.
II.ENGINEERING AND MECHANICS.--Improved Spring wheelTraction Engine.--With two engravings.
An Improved Iron Frame Gang Saw Mill.--With onelarge engraving.
The Heat Regenerative System of Firing GasRetorts.--Siemens' principle.--As operated at the GlasgowCorporation Works.--With two engravings.
A New Gas Heated Baker's Oven.
III.TECHNOLOGY.--How to Produce PermanentPhotographic Pictures on Terra Cotta, Glass, etc.--With recipes andfull directions.
How to Make Paper Photo Negatives.--Fulldirections.
Some of the Uses of Common Alum.
An Improved Cloth Stretching Machine.--With anengraving.
Purification of Woolen Fabrics by HydrochloricAcid Gas.
Apparatus for Preventing the Loss of CarbonicAcid in Racking Beer.--With an engraving.
IV.ELECTRICITY.--Application of Electricity to theBleaching of Vetable Textile Materials.--With figure ofapparatus.
Table Showing the Relative Dimensions, Lengths,Electrical Resistances, and Weights of Pure Copper Wires.
V.ASTRONOMY.--The Solar Eclipse of 1883.--Aninteresting abstract from a report of C. S. HASTINGS (Johns HopkinsUniversity), of the American Astronomical Exhibition to theCaroline Islands.
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