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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 8 (1901) (1901)

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the Royal Society. From One of the most interesting of these is benzine— a line of five cylindrical steel tanks, each 55 feet in carbolic acid is obtained a valuable series of coloring a clear, mobile liquid discovered in gas oils by Michael diameter by 80 feet in height, and capable of holding… … tied at intervals with his making the great steel rods. The method discovery of the first of construction is as aniline color, namely, follows: The tiles are mauve, and from these experiments has arisen a world-wide industry. In set on edge in a tile base, which is tied by steel rods the production…

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