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Picric Acid

Trinitrophenol, C.H2 (NO2)3 OH., a yellow crystalline solid, melting point 122° C, soluble in water Napoleon's escape from Elba once more called Picton into the field; he fought at Quatre Bras, and at Waterloo fell leading his men to the charge, June 18, 1815. sheltered harbor, 85 miles N. N. E. of coast of Nova Scotia, on a large and

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