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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 4 (January 1876) (1876)

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se becomes extremelyfriable. Paper bleached with a too large ex-cess of chloride of lime, and linen submitted tothe action of sulphurous acid, which transforms the cost of running the apparatus will not exceed one dollar I (P. 0. Box 110), or Levi Doane, Esq., San Francisco General I itself into… … PLAN OF THE UNION BAILBOAD DEPOT, WOBCESTEB, MASS-[See first page] 11876 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC. 52 perlments, concludes that thiv traneformation is due to thefixation of an equivalent of water by the cellulose, and hehas produced the hydrate synthetically. It is a white sub*stance, very easily…

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