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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 11 (September 1869) (1869)

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above the waves ; hence borax, which would spoil the effect. The red-hot lump of practical form, and mechanics are not sufficiently versed in the lagoon islands are not visible, even at a very small dis- boracic acid thus charged is blown with a common glass- the science to give it mechanical… … the coral is washed by the tide, three species of nullipores thick white cloud of carbonate of ammonia with- flourish ; they are beautiful little plants, very common in the quires a combination of the two sciences. Numbers of ma- out opaline luster, covers the gasophaner. This can- coral islands.…

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