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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 9 (1876) (1876)

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ll serve to render its mode of operation more clearly ort te ginia to Texas, are found deposits of this material some- comprehensible. A Purple Cyanide as a Dyestuff or Pigment. When cyanide of potassium is added to an acid-solution of times reaching 20,000 tuns in extent, and year- ly increasing.… … condition when air-dried is excellent, both for handling and When the most common phenomena of acoustics are re- addition of the iron salt, of course, a copious precipitation application, being finely pulverulent. The analyses fairly called, for example, the transmission of a melody played by of…

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