The Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 7Grolier, 1985 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... Coke ran for governor as a Democrat against the incumbent Radical Republican Ed- mund J. Davis and won by a 2 to 1 margin . Coke resigned during a second term to become a U. S. senator . In the Senate ... COKE is the solid residue 212 COKE.
... Coke ran for governor as a Democrat against the incumbent Radical Republican Ed- mund J. Davis and won by a 2 to 1 margin . Coke resigned during a second term to become a U. S. senator . In the Senate ... COKE is the solid residue 212 COKE.
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... COKE is the solid residue , consisting chiefly of carbon , that is left behind when bituminous coal or petroleum or ... coke oven in the United States began operation in Rochester , N. Y. , in 1895 . Coal for Coking . Coal that is used ...
... COKE is the solid residue , consisting chiefly of carbon , that is left behind when bituminous coal or petroleum or ... coke oven in the United States began operation in Rochester , N. Y. , in 1895 . Coal for Coking . Coal that is used ...
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... coke - oven exhaust stream . The gases and va- pors leave the ovens at a temperature ranging from 315 to 370 ° C ( 600 to 700 ° F ) . Water sprays at strategic locations in the collecting system reduce the temperature to a range of 145 ...
... coke - oven exhaust stream . The gases and va- pors leave the ovens at a temperature ranging from 315 to 370 ° C ( 600 to 700 ° F ) . Water sprays at strategic locations in the collecting system reduce the temperature to a range of 145 ...
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