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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 25 (June 1864) (1864)

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hecapsule on the sand-bath; the phosphorus vapor isby this means equally diffused, and not dissipated.A solution of phosphorus in sulphuric ether alsoanswers; and a solution of gold (chloride) may beused. This elegant process as applied to wood andthose substances which may be wetted with the… … RE-ISSUE OF A PATENT CASE—IMPORTANTCISION. DE- Length of case, 14 inches; diameter of case, 121inches; length of cupola, 4 inches; diameter of cu-pola, 4 inches; length of tubs, ^ inches; diameter oftubs, ll inches. After informing myself thoroughly as to the mannerof using this new weapon (by…

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