Acetylene, The Principles Of Its Generation And Use
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Chapter 25 SUNDRY USES No.25
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Released on: 06/12/2017
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1 Chapter 1 INTRODUCTORY--THE COST AND ADVANTAGES OF ACETYLENE LIGHTING2 Chapter 2 THE PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY OF THE REACTION BETWEEN CARBIDE AND WATER3 Chapter 3 THE GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF ACETYLENE GENERATION ACETYLENE GENERATING APPARATUS4 Chapter 4 THE SELECTION OF AN ACETYLENE GENERATOR5 Chapter 5 THE TREATMENT OF ACETYLENE AFTER GENERATION6 Chapter 6 THE CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF ACETYLENE7 Chapter 7 MAINS AND SERVICE-PIPES--SUBSIDIARY APPARATUS8 Chapter 8 COMBUSTION OF ACETYLENE IN LUMINOUS BURNERS--THEIR DISPOSITION9 Chapter 9 INCANDESCENT BURNERS--HEATING APPARATUS--MOTORS--AUTOGENOUS SOLDERING10 Chapter 10 CARBURETTED ACETYLENE11 Chapter 11 COMPRESSED AND DISSOLVED ACETYLENE--MIXTURES WITH OTHER GASES12 Chapter 12 SUNDRY USES13 Chapter 13 PORTABLE ACETYLENE LAMPS AND PLANT14 Chapter 14 INTRODUCTORY--THE COST AND ADVANTAGES OF ACETYLENE LIGHTING No.1415 Chapter 15 THE PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY OF THE REACTION BETWEEN CARBIDE AND WATER No.1516 Chapter 16 THE GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF ACETYLENE GENERATION--ACETYLENE GENERATING APPARATUS17 Chapter 17 THE SELECTION OF AN ACETYLENE GENERATOR No.1718 Chapter 18 THE TREATMENT OF ACETYLENE AFTER GENERATION No.1819 Chapter 19 THE CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF ACETYLENE No.1920 Chapter 20 MAINS AND SERVICE-PIPES--SUBSIDIARY APPARATUS No.2021 Chapter 21 COMBUSTION OF ACETYLENE IN LUMINOUS BURNERS--THEIR DISPOSITION No.2122 Chapter 22 INCANDESCENT BURNERS--HEATING APPARATUS--MOTORS--AUTOGENOUS SOLDERING No.2223 Chapter 23 CARBURETTED ACETYLENE No.2324 Chapter 24 COMPRESSED AND DISSOLVED ACETYLENE--MIXTURES WITH OTHER GASES No.2425 Chapter 25 SUNDRY USES No.2526 Chapter 26 PORTABLE ACETYLENE LAMPS AND PLANT No.2627 Chapter 27 VALUATION AND ANALYSIS OF CARBIDE