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Critical estimations of the recovery of sulphur, when materials such as fodder and excreta were subjected to a number of analytical procedures. The only method in this series which resulted in consistently good estimations was one involving oxidation in compressed oxygen confined in an Emerson Calorimeter Bomb.
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H. R. Marston (1938) studied this question.
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