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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 22 (November 1909) (1909)

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on the bottom of the bon from the cyanide, to subside. Very carefully pour while tiny air bubbles that were formerly contained goods, the edge will be left rough; but by reversing off the clear liquid; drain this off; return the clear in the "pores" of the water rise slowly to the top of the… … lates the spacing of the coils. If a closed tension grease. Scrub the fork or spoon with a fine-cut nail INVERTING THE GLASS FULL OF ALCOHOL. spring is wanted, the piece A is left out entirely. brush dipped into pumice powder; also wet the fingers The wooden tension blocks are clamped with the the…

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