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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 18 (May 1905) (1905)

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me. Prom the above statements it. must not be inferred agents, for the chemical combinations to which it Prize for a Safe Method of Cutting Diamonds, that magnetized watches are to be found only in the may give rise when applied to paint-stained hands may possession. of the engineer and… … ratic and troublesome element may be elim- WATCH DEMAGNETIZER FOR DIRECT CURRENT. lead, but from copper, mercury, and arsenic inated. The fundamental principle upon as well; for these, too, can be converted into innocuous sulphides. which the demagnetization of watches is based is, that more…

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