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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 2 (January 1879) (1879)

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en add a crystal of salicylic acid; in a few sec- some confound the chemist with the magician, others think powder for washing and bleaching cotton, linen, and paper onds the taste will be almost as bitter as that of sulphate of he must be an apothecary or a physician. But chemistry stufE. The… … with hypochlorite of soda. The manufacturers claim of aldehyd. Ilg: 8.-l}rLB£BT'8 SACK HOLBEB. for it the power of cleaning and bleaching in one opera- The amount of aldehyd was determined quantitatively moves on in spite of opposition or ridicule, and even gains in tion, without previously having…

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