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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 25 (1895) (1895)

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another part of the Arsenical Test for Wall Papers. forward end of the tug plate is an angularly arranged same tree may be in suction. Anyone who suspects the presence of arsenic in their loop to be engaged by a strap connected with the When the tree is in pressure it is throwing out moist- wall… … duce satisfactorily inthe laboratory ; 4 fortiori, it is The highest pressure that I have noticed was 34 not to be recommended for use by the unprofessional. pounds ona square inch. This would hold a column The best test for arsenic in wall paper is to send a sam- as not to injure or rub the skin…

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