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

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p; there was penetration 16 inches. The plate dance. Many of these old pieces may now be found in Ger- which do not excite vision. These are now called the was broken into nine separate pieces. The previous cracks many, and are much sought after by connoisseurs and art col- ‘‘ultra-violet rays.”… … potash contains in its anhydrous ‘state only about 19 per cent of carbon, while the potassium, iron, and nitrogen are undertakers. Plumber’s solder, it bas been said, has be- nearly 80 per cent, it follows that it is too weak in carbon to lectors, not only for their antiquity and the associations…

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