The Microscope, Vol. 11: An Illustrated Monthly Magazine for the Student of Nature's Little Things (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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Excerpt from The Microscope, Vol. 11: An Illustrated Monthly Magazine for the Student of Nature's Little Things

These qualities are all excellent ones, and by the microscopist that does but little work in mounting, the chance to simplify the Operation should be hailed with joy. To do away with one of the processes that modern methods seem to consider necessary will be a boon. By the use of the Oil of cajeput the Worker can simplify his methods by discarding the absolute alcohol, and thus not only save himself considerable trouble and some time, but some expense, as an Object cleared, or soaked in oil of cloves, can not well be transferred from it to balsam without the intervention of absolute alcohol.

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