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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 2 (January 1888) (1888)

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llecting the single piece of wood, the barb and head being much It should always be allowed to stand a few minutes be- evolved gases separately. The amount of water corre- larger than the perforation in which the shank of the fore the final adjustment of the level of the funnel tube, sponding to a… … Charles Loudon Bloxam. This fluid is poured into the funnel tube. It flows APPARATUS FOR THE ELECTROLYSIS OF WATER. Mr. Charles Loudon Bloxam,who for many years held down through this into the decomposition tube. Air tke professorship of chemistry in King's College, Lon- bubbles are almost-certain…

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