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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 16 (1873) (1873)

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. Three hun- dred grains of leaves furnish about 8 grains of residue which The real fat being thus separated from the superfluous phyll of this plant is not easily decomposed by such agents as animal matter, the next step is the separation of the fluid light or alkalies. The leavesare chopped up… … placed in the oil press (Fig. 4), which is leaves, since the latter is modified by the a combination of the toggle joint with yellow coloring matter. with alcohol of 55° 10 a magma, which is.pressed out after Ihave the following grounds for considering the chloro- a closely cut thread screw, as…

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