The record of the International Exhibition, 1862 (1862)
London International Exhibition (London, England), Mallet, Robert, 1810-1881 · Glasgow : W. MacKenzie · leaf 562
ted on the sides, a little introduced by Mr. Gossage for collecting the hydrochloric acid — above the grates. The loose grates, H, are shaken from time to the revolving furnace of Elliot & Russell — the continuous lixivia- time, the dust and small ore falling into the ash-pit, I. When the tion by… … Decomposing Pans. — Longitudinal Section. times placed in this flue, through The first process in this manufacture consists in the decomposi¬ the openings, M, which have a sliding door, N. tion of common salt by sulphuric acid, and this is now conducted in The refuse from the purification of coal…
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