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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 3 (1887) (1887)

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RNER OF DE. AUER. ped for war. He is ‘seated with his left hand on his durability of the hood ought also to be determined by The peculiar feature of the gas lawp of Dr. Auer exact tests —La Nature, sword, and about him and ona staircase behind him von Welsbach consists in the. incandescence of cer-… … dry heat necessary to kill the gertns of diseayes well known to be infectious was first investigated. ‘The bacilli of splenic fever, forexample, were killed by ex- Auer, which throw some light on the subdject : The backgreund of this principal posure for five minutes in adry heat varying from 212°…

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