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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 1 (1884) (1884)

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o their water they somehow assume the liquid state therein, and in- places and to admit of their easy removal, when required. crease the bulk of the water. At 0° C. 100 volumes of water The apparatus is also applicable to the feeding of sub- dissolve 4°11 volumes of oxygen gas; at 15° C. they… … Other chemists have since taken up the work; and their results agree tolerably closely. One method of testing the This invention has been patented by Messrs. W. 8S. Bon- the pintle, and between one of the side slots, and is moved proportion of oxygen in water is by means of hyposulphite nard and W.…

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