Scientific American Supplement, No. 299, September 24, 1881
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8. 24 0. 63 5. 74 0. 00 8. 29 0. 37 6. 74 0. 07 9. 36 0. 69 6. 96 0. 00 9. 46 0. 63 7. 38 0. 0510. 03 1. 08 7. 69 0. 0916. 52 2. 97 14. 39 0. 2317. 90 1. 97 13. 32 0. 1117. 80 2. 46 16. 18 0. 69 The average absorption for the first set of four analyses when threeroasting-furnaces were discharging into the tower was 95 per cent. Ofthe sulphuric acid, and that of the second set of four or five furnaceswas 90 per cent. The amount of sulphuric acid charged per twenty-fourhours was about 5, 000 kilo...grammes of 50 degrees Baum
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8. 24 0. 63 5. 74 0. 00 8. 29 0. 37 6. 74 0. 07 9. 36 0. 69 6. 96 0. 00 9. 46 0. 63 7. 38 0. 0510. 03 1. 08 7. 69 0. 0916. 52 2. 97 14. 39 0. 2317. 90 1. 97 13. 32 0. 1117. 80 2. 46 16. 18 0. 69 The average absorption for the first set of four analyses when threeroasting-furnaces were discharging into the tower was 95 per cent. Ofthe sulphuric acid, and that of the second set of four or five furnaceswas 90 per cent. The amount of sulphuric acid charged per twenty-fourhours was about 5, 000 kilo...grammes of 50 degrees Baum
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