Potable Water: And the Relative Efficiency of Different Methods of Detecting Impurities (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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It will be as well to point out at once, however, that there is a fundamental oh jection to the process in the very fact of the evaporation of the water. There is no evidence to show that such unstable bodies are not partially, or in some cases totally, destroyed during the process. Indeed, with one of them (urea) this is known to be the case.

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