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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 1 (1868) (1868)

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lution of sulphate of hydrogen, no new danger is incurred. Under extreme cir- the dexterity of its practitioners, but also because the pre- aniline. When, now, the solutions of different oxydizing cumstances the hydrogen which could be evolved would be ventives used are not usually effectual. A… … cure against the depredations of the light fingered, should contact with solid water are positively dangerous and should after leaving them off for some time. Other features of the not only be locked, but composed of such material as cannot not be permitted to be used. We might mention several…

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