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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 23 (1886) (1886)

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and other experiments, he claims method, and was called Arbor Diane, or Diana’s tree. ings. An instance cited was that of a house which that Newton’s diagram of colors should be arranged in By the battery, aborescent growths of metal may be the Professor supposed to be of an orange yellow produced… … mixed perfectly. In doing this, a good opportunity is terial unless it is made very dark indeed. CHEMICAL VEGETATION. It is found that the induced sensation produced by afforded for observing the action of a liquid of low dif- fusive power. The silicate solution mixes with much a red disk is…

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