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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 45 (July 1858) (1858)

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, through the hole, m, strike and carry down with them the lighter a " distributor." This being rapidly rotated way. This method appears likely to be of and motion is given D by any suitable means. ones, as is generally the case when they are throws the grain off by its centrifugal force, the… … lead, &c.—in the state of chlorides. If it fed in, in the ordinary way, but the separa- the tube. The light grains pass through the contains any iron in the state of protochloride, tion of the light from the heavier products opening, Q, into the box, and fall down upon enough chlorine is added to…

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