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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 4 (July 1881) (1881)

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rate measures of the amount of silver in a formed when the drops of silver solution strike the salt into contact with a solution containing a sufficient quantity liquid. liquid is quickly decomposed and decolorized. When the of sodium chloride (common table salt) the whole of the sil- In the actual… … just to the containing mark, c. When the finger is removed exhibits a brown spot, showing that between the ends of the the liquid runs out. The flask is used where larger quanti- wires there is a species of energy capable of effecting che- VOLUMETRIC ASSAY OF BULLION, ETC. ties of the liquid are to…

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