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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 5 (1866) (1866)

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rocess in many to be dried, which of course must be those insoluble artist has shown a very spirited animal foiled in the cases; as, for instance, in the microscopical examin- very act of running away, and thrown back almost in an ethereal liquid, prevents their sticking together, ation of the… … imminent he merely al- cations, for other lows the ‘‘ hold fast,” E, to slip through his hands purposes. It is a ready method, according to Reischauer, for remoy- Gum, separated by precipitating the aqueous solu- ing acid bodies soluble in ether from their aqueous tion with alcohol, gives an…

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