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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 6 (February 1887) (1887)

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pties itself. Fill ends, is of the usual pattern, while the other is formed erythrosin-silver bathed plates, now made known by the pipe up with potash, crowding it with a stick. in the center of its lower edge with a flanged piece of Dr. Mallmann and Scolik. It must, however, be re- Then pour hot… … water, wouUi in itself obstruct the pipe. the yellow glass by stripped colored films of strong in the recess formed by the cutting away of the end of collodion. These cause no focal difference whatever, When a pipe is once fairly cleaned out, the potash the base of each rail. This flange forms a…

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