Scientific American Supplement, No. 392, July 7, 1883 by Various
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Salt and Lime. Renewing Paint without Burning. A Green or Golden Color for all Kinds of Brass.--By E. PULCHER. Vinegar. The Preservation of Meat by Carbonic Acid. On the Adulteration of Soap.--By Dr. H. BRACKEBUSCH. IV. CHEMISTRY.--Testing Olive Oil.--By Dr. O. BACH. On the Theory of the Formation of Compound Ethers. The Alizarine Industry. Reduction of Oxidized Iron by Carbonic Oxide. V. MEDICINE AND HYGIENE.--Bovine and Human Milk; the Difference in its Action and Composition.--By C. HUSSON. Cereal Foods in their Relation to Health and Disease.--By F. R. CAMPBELL. Moist Air in Living Rooms. The Developmental Significance of the Human Physiognomy.-- |
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