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I t will lie iioticctl tliiit tlic cciiieiit itintlc from tlic iilktili iviiste fiir esccctls ntig of tliesc iii strciigtli, liutli iiciit tuitl with siiiitl. '~liis is to soiiic cstciit tliic to tlic cnlciiiiti siilpli:ite, Iiiit priiicipiilly to tlic c s t r ~i i i c l ~~ liiic strite of iivisioii of tlic c:ilciiim ciirliotiiitr, wliicli rciitlcrcitl ~iussiblc ii niust iiitiiiiiitc iiiistiirc tvitlt tlic clny Iicforc liitriiing, ir result not nlwiiys ulitniiictl wlicii t l c i ~l i t i ~ with soiiic of tlic ii:ituriit cnrboiintcs csccpt at n grciit, niul oftcii II proliiliitivc cost.
~iieuiii~i~~riti~tlic~cres~iIta it isbiit fiiir to rcmciiiber that thc tcsts with siriiil of till of those iii tlic sccoiitl tirblc woiiltl Iinvo Iiccli iiiiicli Iiiglicr 1i:itI tlic cci~iciit Itccir iiiorc liiicly groiiiiil, hiit tlic strciigIIi iicnt, iii wliicli cuiiilitioii, Iiotvcvcr, ccniciit is nrdg 1irci1 wuiiltl 11:1vc Itccii rather Icrs. Any of tlicsc cciiicitts, soiiic of irliicli possess f:ir less strciigtli tlinii tliiit iiintlc frotir the irlkali wnslc woulil. fur ~iiiiiiy purposes, tic iiiiic11 more siiit:ililc :IS they till set iiiore tliiickly.
111 tlic Ft~llo~vi~ig tiililc tlic nii:ilgsis of foiir ceiiiciits iirc given. So. I is tltiit iiiiitle froiii tlic irlkirli wistc, the others tire tlircc .iiiinples of urt1iti:iry cuiiiiiicrciiil I'ortliuitl ur very pouil tlit:ility. I t will be uliscrvctl tlint Nos. 2 niitl 3 iigrcc fiiirlg closely in cuiiipusitiuii with S o . 1, but it iiiiiat tit the siiinc tiiiio lie rciiiciiibcrctl t1i:it the niiiilysis uf ii cctiieiit tiikcii Iiy itself is I I U giiiiniiitcc of its tp:ilitp :-
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