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Cold Treatment of Gases

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ALLOW me to submit to your readers the following sketch of an apparatus for producing extreme cold, by which it might perhaps be practicable to liquefy or even solidify the elementary gases which have hitherto resisted the efforts of chemists.

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GUTHRIE, T. Cold Treatment of Gases. Nature 9, 42 (1873). https://doi.org/10.1038/009042c0

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