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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 27 (1904) (1904)

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, Nissen would in all likelihood be alive to-day. erystallizations from solutions in water, acidified by by the method described in Crookes’ “Select Methods,” Recalling the stories told of sea p. 125, as basic acetates, am- serpents, it must be left to the monium acetate being used instead… … 50 liters, finally as chromate, which same as a man might move about. is better adapted for qualitative His experiments delighted him, and than for quantitative examination. he decided to build the larger bal- As the quantities, however, agreed loon, in the operation of which he exactly, it was…

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