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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 13 (1907) (1907)

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ied not only for the ac- through the month, and is in conjunction with the and south of the zenith, is Leo the Lion. The “sickle” first on the 9th, and with the second on the 21st, the tivities of the lecture room and the laboratory, was which marks his head and the triangle forming his shown by… … tered a) and sometimes ganic: products synthetic- called Alfard. This name, ally, notwithstanding that meaning “The Solitary since 1828, when Chevreul One,” is very appropriate, effected the decomposition as the star stands very of fats into their constitu- much alone, with no equals ents, it had…

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