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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 11 (1907) (1907)

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the Leduc forms by following the runners pass the bell, and instead of running to- Traube’s general directions. The various salts were ward it begin to run away from it, there is an instan- solution of water glass they become enveloped: in light blue pellicles of copper silicate and these silicate… … Geological Survey for photographing fossils Ira Revue of January, 1907, I showed that or other similar objects. In photographing this alleged discovery was only a repetition fossils the Survey uses a process known as the Wil- cf Traube’s classical experiments. cyanide or a 10 per cent solution of…

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