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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 13 (March 1908) (1908)

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mselves in one vessel according to their rela- quently, under the influence of the three factors which tive densities, the surface of separation being in each To obtain carbon disulphide vapor there is no need determine its shape, i.e., adhesion, cohesion, and a case horizontal. This is the way in… … perature, although it is evening in which obser- Carbon Disnlphide and Glycerin Side Pouring Invisible Vapor of Carbon Disnlphide Down a of course better to select vations can be made, and by Side. Trough and Into a Glass. a summer day, or, in win- for this only a small fee ter, a heated room. Take…

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