Pharmaceutical Journal and Transactions, Volume 16

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1857 - Pharmacy
 

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Page 385 - Everything has failed with them, and though they " rise early, and late take rest, and eat the bread of carefulness," they hardly keep their heads above water.
Page 442 - ... or borough within which the said person shall have so voted as aforesaid : Provided always, that in case the attendance of two such justices as aforesaid cannot be procured within the space of three hours after the close of the poll on the same day. on which such person shall have been so taken into...
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Page 187 - ... considered to be the same as iron. But as its tensile strength is some 30 or 40 per cent, greater than bar iron, it follows that for most purposes a much less weight of metal may be used ; so that, taken in that way, the semi-steel will form a much cheaper metal than any that we are at present acquainted with.
Page 187 - I call semi-steel, being in hardness about midway between ordinary cast steel and soft malleable iron. This metal possesses the advantage of much greater tensile strength than soft iron ; it is also more elastic, and does not readily take a permanent set, while it is much harder, and is not worn or indented so easily as soft iron ; at the same time it is not so brittle or hard to work as ordinary cast steel.
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Page 187 - But as its tensile strength is some 30 or 40 per cent, greater than bar iron, it follows that for most purposes a much less weight of metal may be used ; so that taken in that way the semi-steel will form a much cheaper metal than any with which we are at present acquainted.

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