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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 6 (August 1909) (1909)

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apparatus. In fact, each sec- animals. The creatures are killed instantly. There is tions of this can be seen in caddis fly cases under tion, with its selenium cell and mirror galvanometer no appreciable combustion in the present device. water, for the saliva is cold waterproof when hard- device,… … acid upon which the oil floats becomes yellow. Gali- 87 minutes, then it is sprinkled 1 minute, and receives The common bine mud danber wasp, Pelopaius cian and Russian petroleum, on the contrary, turn the impact of a strong jet of water for 2 minutes. cceruleus. yellow and the acid becomes brown.…

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