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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 19 (1876) (1876)

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acid, lead and zinc were most of which, in both cases, not a trace was dissolved. powder to render it fit for culinary purposes, the acti.ve con- strongly attacked, tin and Britannia were only very slightly. The action of copper, and in a less degree of brass and stituents of one egg being… … DRAWING BARREL 8TAVES TOGETHER. WINDLA&S FOR attention. Within a week, a large quantity of copper was of concentrated natural aliments will be admitted, we think, of the alkaline chlorides; zinc, brass, and German silver are dissolved, the liquid became dark blue, and contained a per- more strongly…

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