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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 20 (May 1881) (1881)

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The drawn-out end of the'tube, Ether saturated with water. This is obtained by shaking Mr. George W. Thorp, of Wellington, Kan., has patented commercial ether with one-teuth to twotenths of its volume B, which passes through the cork in the bottom of A, is con- an improved holdback, in which the… … After finishing the determination, in order to prepare the do. do. do. between 70 and 80 8'46 apparatus for a second, the cork of B, and the clamp, H. do. do. do. oyer 70 142 Dr. Soxhlet's Apparatus for the Estimation of Pat in Milk. are opened to permit the ether to flow back into the agitat- The…

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