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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 15 (October 1900) (1900)

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e all familiar. to travel at somewhat safer speeds. The officers had name. The moistener and sealer consists essentially of a prepared a surprise on the occasion of the maneuvers, One effect of the cotton crisis in Liverpool, Manches- central glass tube provided at one end with a soft rub- in the… … two miles, and by its means the country around was use of diazo compounds, as in the primulin process and explored. After proceeding a certain distance this feer-type. He converts ortho-amido-salicylic acid into its diazo compound by the action of sodium nitrite on maneuver was repeated, and it was…

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