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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 5 (1881) (1881)

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pressure which by startling him might cause him to lose his balance. very quickly. Nitrocellulose softens rapidly if sprinkled I send you a diagram of a most singular atmospheric I think it is better that the exact amount of danger attendant with alcohol, ether, or other solvents of gun cotton and… … known to be pure and the oil to be tested, place the samples It is nearly 3 minutes of arc in apparent diameter, has a in separate test tubes, into which a good thermometer may considerable condensation not quite central, but no tail. also be inserted, and heat each separately toa temperature…

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