β Scribed by Sylvester, N. D. ;Lampiit, L. H. ;Ainsworth, A. N.
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An nutoinntic record of tho osygcii nliuorption br oils and fnta fornis tho bmis of n tiietliod for tho cictcrmiiintioti of tilo induction Iwriod : tho results ngrco witti tliow obtniiiod by inc'nns of prosido clctcruiiuntionu. Dntn nm prenoiitcd on tlio ittductioii prim1 of fnt iiiisti1re3 nnil 011 tliu nntioxidnnt erect of 6oyn Iloiir.
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