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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 24 (June 1869) (1869)

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ir hight with muriatic acid, diluted with water,till it marks 3° on Baumes areometer, and leave them in thissolution until they are transformed into a soft, malleable,semi-transparent substance, out of which all the lime has dis-appeared. 10. Wash the bones by running a stream of cold water… … UTILIZATION 0* SOKES. DOUGLASS IMPROVED CARRIAGE AUD CAR SPRING. in the water used, and 1 part of lime by weight employed toevery 200 parts of water. The whole must be well stirred,covered, and allowed to rest for some hours. 12. The bones, after these last washings are completed, arenow in a…

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