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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 20 (November 1872) (1872)

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ed cold. The tin bath sidered a fair average; very seldom it reaches 21 lbs., some- when the shutter is wound upon the roller. When unrolled, consists of 1000 parts of water, 22J- parts of caustic soda, | times not more than 10 lbs. The distilling lasts about two the tongue, C, falls into the… … the nature of their metal, either by im- before they are fully ripe, for Covent Garden mersing them in potash solution or solutions of sulphuric or market, or for sale about the towns and villages in the neigh- months, from the first week in August to the second week in muriatic acid. The baths are…

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