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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 13 (September 1886) (1886)

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jar with a label rubber balloons, as they seemed to offer the advan- some interest to dyers and painters. A short time after which states that the weight of oxygen in a man weigh- tages of large exciting surface and small weight, both I had received the first sample of the dye, I was in- ing 154… … gradually loses its brilliancy, and a dull, worthless Thus the elements of the human body are shown to A NEW EXPERIMENT IN STATIC ELECTRICITY. shade is the result. This property applies alike to all comprise five gases, existing in such quantities, as if the basic dyes cited above. they ;^ere set…

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