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Gas Furnace

a much em employed for laboratory purposes, and which is so arranged as to receive the maximum heating powers of the gas (1865). She Charlotte Brontë" (1857); "Right at Last" (1860); "Sylvia's Lovers" (1863); and "Wives and Daughters" (1) died in Alton, Hampshire, England, Nov. 12, 1865. died in Alton, Hampshire, England, Nov. GAS METER, a machine for measurit. Citizen Seguin described meter at the sitting of the National ing the quantity of gas passing through Institute of France, Oct. 6, 1797. The wet a gas meter was invented by Clegg in 1807, Institute of France, Oct. 6, 1797. The wet and improved by Crosley in 1815.

GAS, NATURAL. See NATURAL GAS in 1820, and improved by Defries in 1838.

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