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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 19 (1900) (1900)

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ssed air. taining hot water. To sensitize the paper, it is floated differs considerably from the form adopted on the line | Around the model will be arranged various exhib- for three minutes upon the emulsion, drained, and dried flat upon blotting paper. The paper thus pre- through the Wupper… … The working pressure is to revolving brushes which be 225 pounds to the square sweep the slush down splen- inch did drains.

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