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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 2 (July 1882) (1882)

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bottles to come down The simplest method for introducing* phosphorus into line carbonate, a stream of bubbles of carbonic acid is disen- noiselessly and without knock; the stroke is about bronze, says the Metal-worker, is to stick a bar of the phos- gaged, and around the ascending stream of gas a… … THE FROMENTIN AUTOMATIC BOILER FEEDER. pipe and check valve, the flow of the water from the apparatus boilerwards A New Test for Nitrous Acid.— 1 gelatinoussilica is soon formed. The continued addition of Dr. Jorissen uses a solution of fuchsine in glacial acetic being simply due to gravity or to…

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