The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 295
Rogers' Experiments upon the Blood. 291 made to the British Association, states that M. Wache, a German chemist, had succeeded in separating copper and one or two other metals from their solutions by the use of a diaphragm of bladder; but the rationale of the action in this experiment is not… … brilliant botryoidal mass, thicker than a Fig. i3. cent. The figure here given, will fur- nish some idea of the appearance of this deposite. By this plan I have separated gold, silver, and several other metals from their solu- tions. Employing the membrane in the form of a bag to contain the water…
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