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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 22 (June 1907) (1907)

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anoplastic bath, S5 grammes of metallic cadmium are dissolved in a they must be entirely removed. ants, was formerly supplied with water from artesian mixture of 2,180 grammes of concentrated nitric acid There is then made a solution of 255 grammes of wells, but as the number of these increased,… … into a sheet. Both the cast and the rolled Section Through Bottom of Pipe of Sulphur Well. anodes give good results. Approximate Section Through the Sulphur Deposits of Louisiana, When the above solution is used for elec- Since that time many more wells have been sunk and troplating, there may be…

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