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Examination Of The Irvington Water Supply, Samuel Virgil Mcgaughey Jan 1897

Examination Of The Irvington Water Supply, Samuel Virgil Mcgaughey

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No abstract provided.


Development Of The Femur Of The Cat, E. A. Brown Jan 1895

Development Of The Femur Of The Cat, E. A. Brown

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Peripheral Nerve-Endings In The Cat, Laura Mace Jan 1895

Peripheral Nerve-Endings In The Cat, Laura Mace

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No abstract provided.


The Alcohols, Charles E. Baker Jan 1894

The Alcohols, Charles E. Baker

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A study of Alcohols and the human body's reactions to them.


A Study Of The Forage Plants Of South Dakota With Their Fungous And Insect Enemies, David Griffiths Jan 1893

A Study Of The Forage Plants Of South Dakota With Their Fungous And Insect Enemies, David Griffiths

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The main object of this study being a better acquaintance with fungous parasites, the work on the host plants has been considerably abridged in order that the discussion might be shortened. It was the plan at first to include in this paper a carefully written description of each of the principal forage plants of the state. The futility of such a plan, however, soon became apparent, and it was accordingly decided to omit the description and include simply Distribution,

Habitat, Value as Forage, and the Fungous Parasites of each host. There are, therefore, several of our best forage plants omitted …


A Comparison Of The Deinkability Of Certain Printing Inks, Jacob Van Giessen May 1856

A Comparison Of The Deinkability Of Certain Printing Inks, Jacob Van Giessen

Paper Engineering Senior Theses

Printing inks differ in their composition and in their ability to be removed from paper in the deinking process. I was the purpose of this research work to make a comparison of this deinkability, for common printing inks.

In this experimentation, five inks were compared. These were a linseed oil base ink, a mineral oil base ink, a moisture set ink, a alkyd base in and a rubber base ink. Deinking was done using a standard deinking formula and varying only the concentration of the deinking agent.

The results show a marked difference in concentrations of deinking agent necessary for …