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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 24 (June 1875) (1875)

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lowers the all, keeping only such eggs as are entirely free from infection. zincs, establishing a current which heats the platinum wire. CimiOUS EXPEBIUENT IN INSTANTANEOUS CBT8TALLIZATI0N. Fm^ It is well known that various salts dissolve in water in dif- ferent proportions, and that the solution… … between the electrodes, red hot. As the rod descends the from contact with the air. It is then said to be supersatura- lever, F, tilts, and so opens the valve, C. A stream of hy- ted, and the least shock, or the addiUon of a minute crystal drogen then escapes atD, strikes just above the…

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