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22: 52: 449: 138:. Life in post-revolutionary France was difficult and by 1817 they could not attract subsidy and investment, so the ten-year patent expired, despite the improvements to its design. Worried about losing control of the engine, Claude traveled first to Paris and then to England in an attempt to further the project. He received the patent consent of 149:
and suffered increasing mental illness which caused him to squander much of the family fortune chasing inappropriate business opportunities for the Pyréolophore. Independently, from 1816, Nicéphore experimented with the use of the light-sensitive resins, including the bitumen of Judea previously used
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which pumped water up an elevation of one kilometre. They proposed a simpler system requiring only two pump housings, two pistons, three valves, and a ram. They were unsuccessful; the submission eventually accepted in 1809, and subsequently built, was
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as a fuel for the pyréolophore, to coat lithographs stones or plates intended for ink printing as a means of reproducing camera images. In around 1824, he succeeded in producing the
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Diagram of the first internal combustion engine,the Pyreolophore, of 1806 which was powered by a mixture of coal dust and lycopodium powder.
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Claude Félix Abel Niépce was born to Claudine Thérèse Augustine (née De Courteville) and Bernard Niepce, a lawyer, on 28 October 1764, in
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The patent was not the key to success, however. Over the next ten years, Claude remained in London, settled in
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Peterson, Stephen (2008). "Niépce, Joseph Nicéphore (1765–1833) French inventor". In Hannavy, John (ed.).
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in 1807. They continued experimentation, using liquid fuel instead of powder, including a natural
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Claude and Nicéphore were granted a patent for their internal combustion engine by the Emperor
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Mémoires de la Classe des Sciences Mathématiques et Physiques de l'Institut National de France
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system to replace the one at Bougival, on the Seine river, used to deliver water to the
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translation at Google. 1818 to 1825, Chalon-sur-Saône Museum. Accessed April 2011
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In 1801, they returned to oversee the family estate, Le Gras, in the village of
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Hardenberg, Horst O.; Niepce, Claude; Niepce, Nicéphore (1993).
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Lettres, 1816-1817. Correspondance conservé à Chalon-sur-Saône
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Base de données indexées à partir de registres de naissance
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Lettres de Claude Niépce à Nicéphore : 1818 à 1825
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Chromolithograph
Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre
Nicéphore Niépce

Chalon-sur-Saône
Burgundy
French Revolution
Sardinia
Italy
Nice
internal-combustion engine
Saint-Loup-de-Varennes
lycopodium powder
Pyréolophore
River Saône
hydraulic pump
Palace of Versailles
Jacques-Constantin Périer
Napoleon Bonaparte
asphalt
Bitumen of Judea
fuel injection system
King George III
Kew
first permanent lens images
Abel Niépce de Saint-Victor
Claude Niépce
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