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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 21 (1860) (1860)

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d changes in the composition of the sugar inevitably directed into the defecator, where lime is added for its gives a dark color to the sirup, which can only be re- ensue ; these changes are produced even in the purest defecation. After being boiled and scummed, it is moved from it by filtration… … for further evaporation and cleansing, till it reaches the It has been attemptéd to obviate this imperfection by solution those organic substances which are found in battery in which it is concentrated to the sugar point, defecating the cane juice in separate pans heated by cane juice. Sirups thus…

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