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Christison's Flux for Arsenic

Carbonate of soda, (crystallized), 8 parts; used. Stearic acid, obtained from the candle charcoal (in fine powder), 1 part; mixture is factories, makes a good flux for fine tin work. gradually to be heated to redness.

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