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The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)

[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 384

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only one in which the crystals present themselves, but they are some- times arranged also in a parallel position, so as to form a thick, solid mass, which even bears some resemblance occasionally to a prismatic figure, the ends and edges of the crystals which compose it remaining visible on its… … Radiated bundles, mixed with on the addition of potass, become dissolved into a large prisms of Triple Phos- translucid, gelatinous mass, leaving the crystals quite phate. clear and sharply defined. The crystals themselves are undoubtedly composed of some phosphatic salt. They resemble the triple…

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