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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 7 (February 1896) (1896)

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the scientific literature of the age. Among other works Crookes to the conclusion that " the bodies which brilliant and varied career than the author of the he has written "A Handbook <?2 Dyeing and Calico have generally been accepted as elements are not pri- vacuum tubes which have made possible… … the extraction of gold from highly refractory ores. but explorers knew that there were many other species In 1872 he was at work on his investigations on " Re- on the steppes of Eastern Africa that had never been pulsion Resulting from Radiation," to which question exported. One of the most…

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