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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 15 (April 1909) (1909)

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ination of harmful bacteria. blowing strongly on shore, so that the very agency Pasteur into two great classes—anaerobic and aero- The first attempt to reproduce the processes of na- which retards the flight of the rocket fired from bic. The aerobic bacteria in water consist of the ture was made in… … ity to vessels, attracted the and consequent increase in especial attention of the in- capacity. A demonstration The Croton water enters through pipe A to outer chamber B; passes up through slots C, iron mesh K, charcoal bed D, copper vestigating experts, who in- plant with a capacity of one mesh…

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