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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 14 (September 1905) (1905)

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ater, and when this is done chemistry or biology. 6 ounces of 90 per cent pure alcohol is added Beznau Hydraulic Station. A portion of the solu- The hydraulic plant tion thus formed is of Beznau, on the Aar poured out of the larger River, situated about into the smaller dishes, five miles above the… … bubbles will cease to the station there are form; the liquid is then shorter lines which SOME OF DR. LITTLEFIELD'S SUPPOSED CREATIONS OF ARTIFICIAL LIFE. ready for the crucial work at 8,000 volts. test. With tiic micro- When fully completed the central plant of Beznau will tent of affirming that he…

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