Excerpt from The Fusion of Clays, Shales Etc;, By Means of Sodium PeroxideThe above fusion mixtures are all well and good as far as getting the substances into solution, but when a cer tain degree of rapidity is required, great difficulty is ex perienced. The time element is not the only thing required, for, when sodium carbonate is used as the fusion of a mineral, a great
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