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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 17 (April 27, 1907) (1907)

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ce, however, that whereas the the head from the body could save the ship; and the salts, are insoluble in liquid carbon dioxide. Boracic dismembered portion of the human body can be re- acid, PCl;, AsBr,, J, P, Br, are slightly soluble; organic operation was carried out as follows: placed by what… … quickly, her three foremost holds filled with water; but, fortunately, the bulkheads of the after two-thirds Naphthalin is at most soluble in carbon dioxide to but transversely across the hull of the ship, back of the of the ship held; and, by means of the ship’s boats, 1% per~ ut. Between —60 deg.…

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