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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 7 (1900) (1900)

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r per minute. This to 100 grammes silicon are added 250 grammes of the without passing by the sub-sulphide. It has’ been oxides, and the whole is heated in a carbon crucible involved, in the city of Joliet, the rebuilding of certain shown that natural molybdenite, which is a bisulphide dams and… … ed,” (or have arms ot ed a large proportion of unequal length) coun- the newly discovered terweighted structures, element radium; in with first piers on the right bank, and long arms continuing his experiments with matter containing current of 1.000 amperes and 50 volts. During the spanning the…

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