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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 18 (November 1883) (1883)

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gas pipes 3 inches in diameter were A rare specimen of the Mesoplodon, or bottle-nosed whale, ber of masonry works in irrigation sluices, waste weirs, and put down to the required depth. The uniform outflow of of which a picture can be seen on this page, was recently the like may be taken to be at… … that of sulphurous acid, but resembles that of hydrogen THE BOTTLE-NOSED WHALE. Total 39-70 persulphide, camphor, and ozone. The product of the com- bustion is doubtless a stage of oxidation lower than sulphur- In one million parts it contains free ammonia, 075; albu- minoid ammonia, none; nitrates…

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