Scientific American Supplement, No. 711, August 17, 1889 by Various
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often the cause of trouble to farmers. 11364
Pear Duchesse D'Angouleme.--The history of the famous pear tree, with hints as to its culture and general treatment. 11362 II. BIOLOGY.--Development of the Embryo.--A note of some interesting biological researches.--By Prof. PREYER, of Berlin. 11365 The "Hatchery" of the Sun Fish.--A curious incident in the life history of the common sunfish.--1 illustration. 11363 III. CHEMISTRY.--On Allotropic Forms of Silver.--By M. CAREY LEA.--A continuation of this paper, containing one of the most important researches in the history of silver, with statement of interesting results attained. 11361 On the Occurrence of Paraffine in Crude Petroleum.--A valuable contribution to the history of paraffine, with reference to petroleum and ozokerite. 11361 Turpentine and its Products.--By EDWARD DAVIES.--A resume of the work done by chemists in the turpentine products. --The different compounds produced therefrom. 11361 IV. ELECTRICITY.--Electric Lighting at the Paris Exhibition. --The Oerlikon works.--A very exhaustive exhibition of electric apparatus described and illustrated.--12 illustrations. 11356 |
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