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

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luid (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 heavier than the other liquids, is easily… … Pig, 4.—The Magnesia Drying Room. Fig. 3.—The Kermes Boom. THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY OF FRANCE,

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