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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 23 (December 1873) (1873)

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hatever, a fragment of pure sulphuret of lead be added, water in which a few grains of sulphate of copper are dis- at the moment when the rubbing or grinding of the whole solved. This little battery we found, on trial, to run for with bisulphate of potash takes place, sulphydric acid is two days… … fluor-silicic acid, or an alkaline silicate. The silicon com- THE TOM THUMB TELEGRAPH. FIG. 1. greatly it facilitates the transaction of our office business. pounds carry down the suspended bodies, and those in solu- Previous to its introduction, it was necessary for us to em- Next, as to the…

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