Journal of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy (1829)
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy · Philadelphia, The College · leaf 362
of the alteration of more subtle principles wholly unknown to us, which are characterized by their great solubility in water. Journ. de Pharm. March, 1832, ART. LX- — Apparatus for transferring a liquid from a car* boy or cask, to bottles, especially useful in the case of sul- phuric acid, the… … By means of a treadle T, the rod R, and platform P, the bottle is, by the foot pressed against a brass disk D, coated with gum elastic. In the centre of this disk are two holes,
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