Galvanismus

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Source and preparationGalvanism

PreparationAttenuations are made by triturating sugar of milk which has been subjected to the influence of either pole. Clarke

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Galvanism. ("Z" signifies zinc, "s" silver, and "c" the copper pole.) Attenuations are made by triturating sugar of milk which has been subjected to the influence of either pole. Clarke

Antidoted byNo antidote recorded in these books

AntidotesMagnetis Poli Ambo Clarke

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Galvanismus · John Henry Clarke · 9,558 chars

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