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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 23 (December 1874) (1874)

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720 tuns of anthracene. first is not clear. Aniline red, rosaniline, or fuchsin is Live Flali Trade. now usually prepared by the mixture of aniline with arseni- THE DOCKS AT PORTSMOUTH, ENGLAND. Arrangements have been made for placing on board one cal acid and water, or aniline and arsenical acid… … also at present, too high. strip of Uth, sharp at one end, and with the name distinct- Anthracene, which distils (at a temperature above 360°) one of the American aquarium cars, a newly invented con- ly written on the other, thrust into the bundle with the with the last products of tar, has.on the…

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