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XXIII. Observations upon the cadmia found at the Ancram iron-works in Columbia county, New-York, erroneously supposed to be a new mineral

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(1823). XXIII. Observations upon the cadmia found at the Ancram iron-works in Columbia county, New-York, erroneously supposed to be a new mineral . The Philosophical Magazine: Vol. 62, No. 304, pp. 115-119.

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