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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 18 (November 1877) (1877)

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he acid the commercial product was fort, which is almost forgotten now-a-days, but which once dissolved in boiling alcohol and the solution treated with top. A tube passes through the float, extending both above formed one of the many objects carried by ladies at their and below it. The lower end… … the lead then removed with sulphydric acid, and the solu- tion of the free acid concentrated and saturated with sodic carbonate. When the solution of this salt was mixed with maintain it in a vertical position. A slot is cut in the side spirit lamp hung in gimbals in several circles of metal, so a…

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