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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 19 (1862) (1862)

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ntly alcohol is always made ina mixture Many efforts have been made to obtain alcohol feet in diameter at the base, divided by two hori- with water. When the alcohol isto be consumed in sufficiently pure for use in the arts by improvements zontal diaphragms into three compartments, one the form of… … remove. This is properly top of the doubler by the an ether, though it is pipe, K, to the worm, L, called by some chemists and by most distillers an where it is condensed and runs down into the vat, of re-distilling and rectifying, as well as the cost of essential oil, which gives the peculiar…

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