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Fresenius' Flux

Carbonate of potassa (dry), (see No. 2065), 3 parts; cya- (dry), ( see No. 2065), 3 parts; cyanide of potassium, 1 part. For the arsenical compounds.

This prevents the fluid from corroding the carbonate of tin in powder to neutralize it. neutralize it. seams.

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