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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 45 (July 1852) (1852)

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nerated by pouring the oil of vitriol on R is a pressure gauge to show the pressure of and lively ales; although it is a gas always semi-official organ of the ministry avails it- marble dust or whiting. Marble is a carbo- the gas on the apparatus. B B are the foun- injurious to life when taken into… … concluded there was witchcraft in the case, acid into the vessel, E, to unite with the the waste gas and clear the fountains. G is and by either actually indicting him as a con- tains which contain the soda water. M 0 L bonate of lime, to produce the gas. The the pipe by which the residue of the…

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