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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 20 (November 1877) (1877)

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he precipitate which is formed by the frame. In the annexed engravings we present two other The varying changes in the form of machines, methods of acetate of copper is a red approaching to green. The sul- patterns of mill by the same manufacturer, also embracing producing flexibility in the motion… … above named manufacturer, have burr stone grinders set in with some drops of chromic acid; they are similar to iodide tion in the tension of the saw, or leaving off some device a vertical position and driven at high speed. They are re- of lead. The yellow matter is the luteoline; it is presented…

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