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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 8 (1868) (1868)

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scene of the wildest confusion, a dreary, barren, and lifeless No. 5. In this instance the record of amounts and results the greater amount of alcohol which it contained, f decanted desert, only variegated by rude precipices of enormous height distilled was unfortunately lost ; however, the general… … cohol was being condensed. more or less the character of the light From the results of distillation, caromel and yellow liquid, which they reflect. Snow is, therefore, a better reflector having the odor of burnt, or, rather, decomposed sugar, then the bare earth, both because it is white, and its…

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