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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 14 (1883) (1883)

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d be preferable to place the pot on a small contrary, it exceeds it, the excess must be removed by all other soluble bodies that accompanied it. In this state it portable gas stove. absorbing it with a piece of twisted bibulous paper intro- The samples of grain, having been first crushed in a small… … capsules of baked clay, } (Fig. 4), or in a sort of conical When the Jevel is exact, we weigh the whole upon the pan When the operation is performed carefully, absolutely not of an accurate pair of scales. We find, for example, that a particle of the gluten is lost, and consequently the method…

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