Scientific American Supplement, No. 455, September 20, 1884 / Chapter 2 2), by reason of its mineralogical value, the perfection of its cutting, the purity of its water, its incomparable luster, and its great size, it being the largest brilliant as yet known. | 66.67%Download App
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Chapter 2 2), by reason of its mineralogical value, the perfection of its cutting, the purity of its water, its incomparable luster, and its great size, it being the largest brilliant as yet known.
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Chapter 1 Normal intensity of the discharge current. 25 amperes.
Chapter 2 2), by reason of its mineralogical value, the perfection of its cutting, the purity of its water, its incomparable luster, and its great size, it being the largest brilliant as yet known.
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