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Acetate of Alumina

Add a solu- solution of iodide of potassium; dry the preci tion of acetate of baryta to another of sul- pitate in the shade; or, heat the liquid nearly phate of alumina, and filter. Or, add 5 parts to the boiling point, and allow it to crystalalum to 6 parts sugar of lead, each being first lize. dissolved separately in hot water, and allowed

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