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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 3 (July 1870) (1870)

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a double reverberatory. The the byrlrated oxide, or the hydrated basic carbonate of zinc." While the white lead of commerce is the pigment most ex- flowers are condensed in bags of woolen muslin. Certainly an ample grange, yet it may be any one, or a combina- tensively used, yet there has ever been… … BAKTLETT WHITE LEAD AND ZINC WORKS, BEBGEN P0INT, N.J. the interesting process of preparing the zinc oxide, we give soluble in all the acids and under certain circumstances in sulphurous fumes, and also of its carbonate to oxidize. In herewith a aertfca of illustrations of the Bartlett White Lead…

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