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

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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 the alkalies. the endeavor for expedients to… … the pigment of that company though, as w* have stated, be- stantially the same as that now used in France. which is composed of one atom of oxygen and one of zinc. It ing entirely different from ordinary oxide of alnc, is yet made The metal is put in retorts, and the flowery zinc is con- is a white…

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