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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 1 (1903) (1903)

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lates as a platinum U-tube, but as this is quite costly he looked on the Great Lakes, as is well known, has included a well as ribs were planned so that the division could -be for another metal and found that a copper tube would fleet built for the ocean as well as lake service. Some made with… … ccpper screw which is bored out and has fitted into it MOISSAN’S APPARATUS FOR THE ELECTROLYTIC a cylinder of fluor spar. Through the latter pass the PRODUCTION OF FLUORINE. long platinum rods which serve as the electrodes. the fluorine which enters into solution produces a thin Fluor spar is used…

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