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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 8 (February 1866) (1866)

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se of oleaginous compounds, obtained from practiced in Europe and America. In this process and Middle States have been brought into requisition the distillation of coal tar, properly applied, wood can the wood is saturated with a : concentrated solution and removed, except small portions at great… … Dr. Boucherie, a distinguished French chemist, in-< and granted in Europe, are referred to for the pur- whether we cannot accelerate the growth of wodd or vented a process for preserving wood, and far which pole of showing some of the means which, have preserve it from decay. Indeed, this has long…

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