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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 5 (July 1892) (1892)

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hy. ditions, can be quite regularly effected. As for the dia- artistic amateurs is that which is to permit them to The first public experiments in France on this method positives, they are easily printed upon plates sensitized bring back from their excursions photographic images that it will be… … To tell the truth, these twelve variables are reduced gen chloride, it yields magnetic oxide of iron and fer- ous chloride. They then dissolved the iron in cold solu- to three, say to the prototypes, of the value upon which Fig. 6.-DIA0RAU SHOWING THE COLORS OF THE depends all the rest, nothing…

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