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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 5 (February 1878) (1878)

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er 31st, 1877, in the 356 grammes of chloride of potassium mixed together, fused, duced by the reaction of hydrochloric acidpn Carrara marble. presence of three members of the Institute, M. Cailletet ef- then broken up, and introduced into the shell perfectly dry. fected the liquefaction of… … pregnancy, died lately in Paris the car Iconic acid solidifies and PICTET'S APPARATUS FOR THE IiaUEFACTION OF OXYGEN. at an advanced age. His son descends to about —140°. The in announcing his death to the subtraction of heat is . main- ' Among his children who stood French Academy said: When the…

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