Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1924, Page 16

L THE EVENING STAR, ; 0 Y, Allhough Dr. Miethe's e!nafl;flsfiz:} Taken in Germany, i i VR L e H]R B & u WRE[:K Fishermen Claim MAK'NG IN I][]UB'I' R iHstiAbArican: RMITE bo conducti along new lines. in the bellef that = . By the Assoclated. identical results reported by the Ger- KIRCHBARKEN, Schleswig-Hol- , : man sclentist could be achieved with- > 7—A German e I out using his identical process, « ted to be more than " i i 2 iantist’ Statement on Tests. One of Best Men in Service nas been causht in | German Scientist’s Transmu- j here. The fish was “Our report gives what is called i st in length and 'weighed : : ; the first detailed infommation from Erred, Company Official snermen nercavouts | tation-Claims Discounted | i stammercich on the aisintegration Decl t that the largest carp they in N York of the murcury atoms” says the 3 heard about before weighed | . 3 Amerlean Chemical Soclety. statement. eclares 0 pounds. n-New. Tor “In the quartz dish (an electrically centenarian.” caught in a equipped apparatus) there s no ing taken to town in . gold, but .000006 grams of silv . As k and examined by scientists, |py the Associated Press. material for filling for the lamp NEW YORK, November 17.—The |Quicksilver was used, and ‘two kilo- { attempt of the Sclentinc American to|Erams of -this material contained betfeving this act would bring | Siicover throwgh experiments At Now -00000170 grams of silter and a very o 2 0C =5 ™, - a juan y o old. Mich, g0cg Tuck, York University how to transform | ST UGN N BOCL "y jected to - e quicksilver into gold brought. from slow distillate in vacuum. The dis- the American Chemical Society to-|§AW QECERE 0 F0 ot T ut st his recovery 1is|day a statement that reports of Dr.|tllate was free from B9 : ¢ | Adolf Micthe's success in similar ex O e e o v & oo, 15 & State ;"'r*"d‘fg‘»* In’ Berlin appeared UR-|fioo. from -noble metal, of Which a : Ohe soclety bases, its statement|little more than three pounds was 3 Tt t| used in filling the lamp. o result of investigation by| "y’ mercury from the lamp was o correspondent in Germany | sypjected to a careful and very slow 3 a ve o vacuum distillation. From last drops thisitraln tnfa very T Fritz Haber, who won| ¢ quicksilver .000082 grams of gold nner. But in this prize by discoverin, ) G = how | o rered he made an error s Svhthel were recovered. 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