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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 2 (1877) (1877)

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cted that it 10 parts of ferrocyanide of potassium (yellow prussiate of will not become loose, sag down, mar the table, or jar when potash) and 20 parts of the double tartrate of soda and potash the ball strikes the cushion. It may be adjusted to remain i (Rochelle salts) in 200 parts of water, and… … ing and drying again they are per- manently dyed a fine blue color. to the table. The rear end of the shank works against a eS gee Test for Sulphur in Organic Compounds, spring. On the upper portion of the shank is a projection H. Vohl recommends the following as the best method of which embracesa…

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