Scientific American Supplement, No. 288, July 9, 1881

Chapters

1. 1 Alcohol in Nature--Its Presence in the Earth, Water, and AtmosphereLarry Wilson 6:53
2. 2 Detection of Alcohol in Transparent SoapsLarry Wilson 2:25
3. 3 On the Calorific Power of Fuel, and on Thompson's CalorimeterLauren Fontaine 25:18
4. 4 Explosion as an Unknown Fire HazardLauren Fontaine 20:40
5. 5 Carbon.--Symbol C.--Combining Weight 12J. M. Smallheer 13:23
6. 6 Seyfferth's PyrometerJohn D. Parker 7:50
7. 7 Manufacturers' Soaps and Their ProductionJohn D. Parker 11:28
8. 8 The Preparation of Perfume PomadesBettyB 2:44
9. 9 Organic Matter in Sea-Water / Bacteria LifeBettyB 6:09
10. 10 On the Composition of Elephants' MilkStacey Malcolm 12:45
11. 11 The Chemical Composition of Rice, Maize, and BarleyLauren Fontaine 7:36
12. 12 Petroleum Oils / Composition of the Petroleum of the CaucasusGoldenco 17:36
13. 13 Notes on Cananga Oil or Ilang-Ilang OilRapunzelina 13:33
14. 14 Chian TurpentineKenK 5:58
15. 15 On the Change of Volume Which Accompanies the Galvanic Deposition of a MetalKenK 7:11
16. 16 Analyses of Rice Soils from BurmahLarry Wilson 5:43
17. 17 Dry Air Refrigerating MachineKenK 7:07
18. 18 Thomas's Improved Steam Wheelmleigh 4:02
19. 19 The American Society of Civil Engineers, Address of the PresidentJonathan Pruett 19:00
20. 20 Delicate Scientific Instrumentsquartertone 26:49
21. 21 The Future Development of Electrical Appliancesmleigh 9:35
22. 22 Rate of Production of Heat, Calculated in the Shape of Horse-PowerRapunzelina 14:53
23. 23 Researches on the Radiant Matter of Crookes and the Mechanical Theory of ElectricityKenK 4:33
24. 24 Economy of the Electric LightAvaille 9:52
25. 25 On the Space Protected by a Lightning-ConductorJonathan Pruett 10:27
26. 26 Photo-Electricity of Fluor-Spar Crystals / The Aurora Borealis and Telegraph CablesM.S.C. Lambert, LC 7:29
27. 27 The Photographic Image: What It IsPiotr Nater 12:47
28. 28 Gelatine Transparencies for the LanternM.S.C. Lambert, LC 9:34
29. 29 An Integrating MachineJohn D. Parker 8:40
30. 30 Upon a Modification of Wheatstone's Microphone and Its Applicability to Radiophonic ResearchesLarry Wilson 6:25