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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 2 (1883) (1883)

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the instrument, different ceeds. It is usually customary to direct the stream into one amounts of rotation of the Nicol are required to bring: the tank until the gravity reaches from 65° to 59°B., forming two spectra into conformity,.and the angles of rotation are crude naphtha, when it is diverted… … somewhat differ. Some blow steam through the crude oil, pid oxidation, 5 per cent!and 20 per cent solutions of tobacco thus taking off the naphtha previous todistillation. In other (bird’s eye) were used in its stead. The flower chosen for CASSEDY’S HOSE COUPLING. instances, the heavier portions of…

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