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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 14 (October 1902) (1902)

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water glass and sodium bicarbonate. In this BY THE LONDON CORRESPONDENT OP THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. Some interesting experiments have been carried out material is first beaten into a stiff cream, by throw- manner the uralite can be built up to any desired ing the dry material with a quantity of… … From the hollander the emulsion in its pure form, although it will resist high degrees WOOD PLATFORM DESTROYED, URALITE PLATFORM AFTER THE FIRE. issues into a stuff chest, where the of heat, is liable to disintegrate under the influence INTACT. mixing is continued to prevent the of excessive…

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