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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 3 (1900) (1900)

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. chloride, obtained from half a ton of uranium residues the defect of changing the distance between the sad- During the course of the famine of this year, the supplied by the Austrian government. She further dle and the crank-hanger, and thereby causes a loss in treated the chloride by fractional… … determinate, but those to which a it is clear that ra- bicycle is ordina- dium is not allo- rily subjected. tropic barium, since no allotropic forms of an element In the Pierce chain-driven wheel, the usual spring is up to the present time it has been generally unknown have different atomic…

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