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THE COMPOUND STEAM TURBINE.	1
HARGREAVES’ THERMO-MOTOR.	5
	7
NO. I.	7
ELEMENTS OF ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN.[1]	15
LECTURE I.	15
THE LOWE INCANDESCENT GAS BURNER.	34
PROGRESS OF THE SORGHUM SUGAR INDUSTRY.	35
TOTAL PRODUCT OF THE SEASON, 1887.	37
OUTLINE OF THE PROCESSES OF SORGHUM SUGAR MAKING.	38
THE WORK AT THE FACTORY.	39
WHAT IS DIFFUSION?	40
THE DIFFUSION BATTERY,	40
WHAT HAS TAKEN PLACE IN THE DIFFUSION CELLS.	42
WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO THE CHIPS.	43
INVERSION OF SUGAR IN THE DIFFUSION CELLS.	43
THE DOUBLE EFFECT EVAPORATORS.	44
THE FIRST CHANCE TO PAUSE.	44
BOILING THE SIRUP TO GRAIN THE SUGAR.	45
THE CENTRIFUGAL MACHINES.	46
CAPACITY OF THE SUGAR FACTORY.	47
THE CUTTING AND CLEANING APPARATUS.	47
THE FUTURE OF THE SORGHUM SUGAR INDUSTRY.	48
THE MENGES THERMO-MAGNETIC GENERATOR AND MOTOR.	49
OBSERVATIONS ON ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRICITY.[1]	51
LINNAEUS.[1]	53
	57
COLD STORAGE FOR POTATOES.	59
A FIVEFOLD COMET.	61
THE ISOLATION OF FLUORINE.	68
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THE ARRANGEMENT OF ATOMS IN SPACE IN ORGANIC MOLECULES.[1]	70
GREAT WARMTH IN PAPER.	73
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN	74
BUILDING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS.	75
PATENTS.	75

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