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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 18 (1878) (1878)

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dy, and after some time fragarine is 2+ 6 and apparently secreted in the same manner; for this abundantly precipitated in flocks of a reddish-brown color. After allowing the liquid to become quite cold it is filtered, The Formation of Quartz, writes to the London Mining Journa! as follows: The… … essence of cedar and cetene of sper- they bend and twist themselves in maceti contain 32 equivalents of car- all sorts of shapes. The curious bottle, the shape of which is so bon. Instead of giving a dirty green well preserved through the mass of color with potash, as cinchona red does, fragarine…

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