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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 13 (1892) (1892)

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is a question of photographs taken by operat- It can also be adjusted to be used underneath work, Mix oxga]l and alcohol in equal parts without fre- ors who are unskilled and devoid of taste; but when using the top surface as a guide, and in laying out quent agitation, and allow to stand two days;… … it in cartridges, it is warmed ments to a tenacious, elastic, BLOWING and delicate pellicle. The in a basin heated by steam, water being added if necessa- glycerin contained in it causes ry. To the above base, nitroglycerine, picrate of pot- it to retain these conditions. The preparations are of…

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