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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 22 (November 1880) (1880)

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to boiling. It is then solve the gelatinous substances if they are organic, like gela- fail to perceive anything eatable. It is believed that the acidified with acetic acid, and a solution of sulphate of cop- petrel does not dive. The word petrel is given to the bird tine or glue, leaving alumina,… … beak. This unique lamp will are formed. If these crystals STORMY PETREL.—Thalamdroma Pelagica burn for a considerable pe- are collected on a weighed riod. Sometimes the petrel filter and dried in vacuo, appears in flocks, and has been driven southwards by vio- evaporating the aqueous solution and…

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