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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 5 (1877) (1877)

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age of selenium, about 1°8 per cent. HIPPOPOTAMUS DENTISTRY. It has been named guadaicazarsite, from the locality where it The hippopotamus now at the New York aquarium re- was found. It is said to be sufficiently abundant there to be cently underwent that most disagreeable experience to all… … bisulphate and fluoride of sodium, Professor Clarke finds that chloride of sodium may be substituted for the more expen- juveniles, the extraction of a tooth. “Baby,” as the un- third turn of the spiral marked on the dial where the needle sive fluoride with but slight inconvenience. The mixture…

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