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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 8 (August 1909) (1909)

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etected by their sensitiveness and complicated construction of the mech- characteristic and powerful odors, even if the soaps ing: anism employed. The main difficulty met with in solv- Canaris Process.—The slag is. granulated in a milk are scented. ing this interesting problem, however, lies in the… … stirred in. If any separation takes place, the vessel On the smaller roller of the transmitter (repre- is closely covered and heated on the water bath until sented in Fig. 1) is wound a metal foil on which the llg. 1.—View of the transmitting apparatus, identical the mixture becomes uniform.…

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