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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 23 (December 1906) (1906)

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ndenses in the worm, whence it viscous fluid (Fig. 7). The mold is then removed occupy not more than one-third of the capacity of the flows into a metallic receiver. The chloroform, being from the bath and, as soon as the coating of gelatine retort. At about 80 deg. C. (176 deg. F.) the mass… … Pig, 4.—The Magnesia Drying Room. Fig. 3.—The Kermes Boom. THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY OF FRANCE,

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