Scientific American Supplement, No. 363, December 16, 1882
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There is, however, a peculiar property possessed by this salt which facilitates itsprecipitation, namely, that its solubility in water diminishes as thetemperature rises. This fact is of special interest, since, if properlytaken advantage of, it is possible to effect its almost complete removalfrom the feed-water of boilers, There is little difference in the solubility of the sulphate of limeuntil the temperature has risen somewhat above 212
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There is, however, a peculiar property possessed by this salt which facilitates itsprecipitation, namely, that its solubility in water diminishes as thetemperature rises. This fact is of special interest, since, if properlytaken advantage of, it is possible to effect its almost complete removalfrom the feed-water of boilers, There is little difference in the solubility of the sulphate of limeuntil the temperature has risen somewhat above 212
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