Chapter III Miscellaneous Processes **
§ 74. Coating Glass with Aluminium and Soldering Aluminium. — *
§ 75. The Use of the Diamond-cutting Wheel. — *
§ 76. Arming a Wheel. — *
§ 77. Cutting a Section. — *
§ 78. Grinding Rock Sections, or Thin Slips of any Hard Material.— *
§ 79. Cutting Sections of Soft Substances. — *
§ 80. On the Production of Quartz Threads.’ — *
§ 84. Drawing Quartz Threads. — *
§ 86. Drawing Threads by the Catapult. — *
§ 87. Drawing Threads by the Flame alone. — *
§ 88. Properties of Threads. — *
§ 90. On the Attachment of Quartz Fibres. — *
§ 91. Other Modes of soldering Quartz. — *
§ 92. Soldering. — *
§ 94. Preparing a Soldering Bit. — *
§ 95. Soft Soldering. — *
§ 97. Soldering Zinc. — *
§ 98. Soldering other Metals — *
§ 99. Brazing. *
§ 100. Silver Soldering. — *
§ 101. On the Construction of Electrical Apparatus - Insulators. — *
§ 102. Sulphur. — *
§ 103. Fused Quartz. — *
§ 104. Glass. — *
§ 105. Ebonite or Hard Rubber. — *
§ 106. Mica. — *
§ 107. Use of Mica in Condensers. — *
§ 108. Micanite. — *
§ 109. Celluloid. — *
§ 110. Paper. *
§ 111. Paraffined Paper. — *
§ 112. Paraffin — *
§ 113. Vaseline, Vaseline Oil, and Kerosene Oil. — *
§ 114. Imperfect Conductors. — *
§ 116. Conductors. — *
§ 117. Platinoid. — *
§ 119. Platinum Silver. — *
§ 120. Platinum Iridium. — *
§ 121. Manganin. — *
§ 122. Other Alloys. — *
§ 123. Nickelin. — *
§ 124. Patent Nickel. — *
§ 125. Constantin. — *
126. Nickel Manganese Copper. — *