Experiments With Diffusion and Carbonatation at Ottawa, Kansas, Campaign of 1885

A groundbreaking study of diffusion and carbonatation processes in sugar refining, carried out during the 1885 campaign in Ottawa, Kansas. This work laid the foundation for modern scientific methods in the sugar industry, making it an important reference for researchers and historians.

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