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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 7 (August 1893) (1893)

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the rest of her body around the whole, her compound of inferior quality. which can be alloyed thus with aluminum ai e bismuth, head closing the top. Not a single egg was visible. cadmium, caesium, cerium, chromium, cobalt, copper, I^The addition of chromium to the alloy of aluminum After fifty-six… … showed the temperature adopted to this end re- within the rings of the sembles the following, snake to be 82° P., while which has just been pat- '■ ■' "'''■-'■fflsw.iv •■•rvA*"i*:' that of the box was 67*5° ented in Germany, Accor- F. The thermometer could ding to this latter inven- A BROODING…

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