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A general knowledge of the expansion & contraction of <del><gap/></del> bodies on a change of heat or moisture. | A general knowledge of the expansion & contraction of <del><gap/></del> bodies on a change of heat or moisture. | ||
General ideas of | General ideas of the powers of different bodies for conducting heat. | ||
Effect of the presence or exclusion of air in producing contact. | Effect of the presence or exclusion of air in producing contact. | ||
Means generally employed to effect an exclusion of air. | Means generally employed to effect an exclusion of air. | ||
The Art of giving form to detached substances by producing the adhesion of them together
By the attraction of cohesion between the parts of the substances themselves, by interposing a cement
Information, cautions dexterity necessary for the practice of all the branches of their art
A general knowledge of the expansion & contraction of bodies on a change of heat or moisture. General ideas of the powers of different bodies for conducting heat. Effect of the presence or exclusion of air in producing contact. Means generally employed to effect an exclusion of air.
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Science from which all the branches may be improved.
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Producing adhesion by example bringing the parts into contact by pressure.
Making a small alteration only in the disposition of parts already in a mass or web.
Form presser
Hot presser
Waterer of silks & stuffs.
Callico glazer.
Mangler.
Ironer.
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Producing adhesion by pressure together of two separate masses.
Printer of books
Copper plate prinetr
Printer of stuffs
Printer of paper hangings.
Printer of callico.
Prinetr of silk.
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Producing adhesion by bringing parts into contact by means of temporary fluidity
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Where the parts are to be kept in made capable of permanent contact by means of heat
Brick maker
Potter
Tobacco-pipe maker
Clay figure m.
Composition ornament m.
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Where the parts are to be kept in permanent contact by means of a cement mixed with the fluid.
Paper maker
papier mache m.
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Where the parts are to be kept in a state of permanet contact by a chemical alteration of the parts themselves
Stucco maker
Plaster of Paris figure m.
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