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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 9 (1873) (1873)

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d splendid effects produced by the dis of the work, so as to be enabled to draw the core and carry charge of water in fine jets from the many branches. forward the molds. It must be borne in mind, however, eri cna A pala that the addition of the quick setting cement tends to weak- A New Blue, en… … action may be useful in toxicological researches eleven were of a circular form, varying in diame- either for.aniline or phenol. The purity and ter from 0:25m. (9°8 inches) to 1:00m. (39:1 inches), permanence of the blue might render it fit for one double syphon, of which each tube is 0°80m. the…

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