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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 4 (January 1882) (1882)

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hathas not been elutriated. It is well known that silicate of alumina, and also clay,when mixed with water glass solution, hardens and does notreadily get soft in water. The strength and durability andpower of resisting water is not, of course, equal to thatwhich can be attained by burning. W. I.… … ni the coral country, and of continued observation, thephenomenon was only observed once, and that in the genusCaryophilla. The specimen was first seen from the boat inabout thirty feet of water, and brought up by diving, bythe writer, and immediately placed in a jar of water, andfinally…

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