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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 7 (February 1906) (1906)

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Siedentopf and booth on the platform of the caisson. if a piece of cane sugar is broken into smaller and Zsigmondy, has made it possible to detect, in a solu- smaller fragments, a point is finally reached beyond tion, solid particles of a diameter of 4 millionths of which the subdivision cannot be… … year. Of this total, $62,687,500 is to be devoted to the not exceed $3.50, while the only machine tool necessary Fig:. 1.—MAGNIFIED TEN THOUSAND TIMES. construction of a canal from the Rhine to the Weser, is a small drill. T. R. Hopper writes on some simple A. Human blood corpuscle. B. Rice starch…

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