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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 10 (1880) (1880)

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s a considerable quantity of copper. industrial value of the new treatment by operating at one The bird is very common in the Kuys-na, and I was told time on several pounds of flowers and different plants. This by sportsmen who had shot it, that in rainy weather it will apparatus, which has now… … jet of steam is passed through the ex- bird was washed twice in the same day. hausted mass in order to drive off the The red coloring matter is scarcely at chloride which is retained by the small all soluble in pure water, but the addi- as to absorb its impurities. Carbonic acid gas is then intro-…

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