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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 24 (June 1883) (1883)

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area to the drains it has tion is avoided, leakage is prevented, and the bottling is un- to relieve; thus, a nine inch drain must be provided with at the least, indifference to it; the result is indicated below. attended by violent spurts and ebullition. There are three influences which affect the… … drains neutralizes to a considerable extent the value of the Prof. Stolba says that many boron salts, especially those disconnecting trap. THE CASCADE SATURATOB. soluble in water, impart a fine green color to the alcohol or Fig. 2 shows a common arrangement of trapping drains, colorless gas flame…

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