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Summary
Description Early household refrigerator in Popular Science 1919.png |
English:
An early example of the
consumerization
of mechanical
refrigeration
that began in the early 20th century. The
refrigerant
was
sulfur dioxide
.
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Date | |
Source | Modern Publishing Company (1919-06), “How would you like to be the iceman?”, in Popular Science Monthly [1] , volume 94, issue 6, page 64 |
Author | Modern Publishing Company |
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) before January 1, 1929.
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