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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 21 (1896) (1896)

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o a room where there immediately put into tanks of iced water, in the milk albumens, which offer less resistance to the rising and isa large heater, into which they are placed. This room, so that the same temperature may be maintained. aggregation of the fat globules. Nearly equal vol- heater is so… … Siew eo ee aS MODIFYING MILK. FILLING NURSING BOTTLES. This prevents the growth of bacteria. Here it is kept umes of milk and commercial sulphurie acid of 1°82 this to keep the heat at some desired degree, which until it is ready to be used, when it is taken to the specific gravity are put into…

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