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Authors: Ross, Joseph Grafton and Dixon, William Adam
Title: Improvements in the Manufacture of Alcohol (Patent: 7 June, 1875)
In: Index to New South Wales Letters of Registration of Inventions, 1854 to July 1887
Imprint: Government Printer, Sydney, 1891, p. 62
Description: Keywords: alcohol, manufacture of; patent, alcohol; molasses; tannic acid; alum; aluminium acetate; aluminium sulfate; calcium chloride; lead acetate; salt; iron salt, soluble; zinc salt, soluble; copper sulfate; lime superphosphate; mercury salt, soluble; fermentation; phosphori.
Type of Chemistry: organic; industrial; microbiological
Source: CIAB-Collins

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