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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 21 (May 1882) (1882)

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and underneath is a spout leading to a receptacle. Thegrain is placed in the vessel, and is cleaned by the s^rringarms when the shaft is rotated, after which it passes outthrough the slot, the size of the opening being regulated bythe gate. By surrounding the vessel with a steam-tightjacket, and… … ^ I ■ I » ^V^Ine Analysis. BT PROFESSOK L. ROESLER.QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS. 1. Specific 6raDiiy-—The most accurate results are ob-tained by the use of Sprengels pycknometer, or specificgravity bottle. Por practical purposes it suffices to use ahydrometer carefully graduated and compared. Before…

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