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A procedure for applying single or double carbonation to sugar cane, whether the juices come from the treatment of the cane by the mills used to date, and from the treatment by diffusion.
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A procedure for applying single or double carbonation to sugar cane, whether the juices come from the treatment of the cane by the mills used to date, and from the treatment by diffusion.
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ES4709A1884-12-171884-12-17
A procedure for applying single or double carbonation to sugar cane, whether the juices come from the treatment of the cane by the mills used to date, and from the treatment by diffusion.
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A procedure for applying single or double carbonation to sugar cane, whether the juices come from the treatment of the cane by the mills used to date, and from the treatment by diffusion.
A procedure for applying single or double carbonation to sugar cane, whether the juices come from the treatment of the cane by the mills used to date, and from the treatment by diffusion.
A procedure for applying single or double carbonation to sugar cane, whether the juices come from the treatment of the cane by the mills used to date, and from the treatment by diffusion.
A procedure for applying single or double carbonation to sugar cane, whether the juices come from the treatment of the cane by the mills used to date, and from the treatment by diffusion.
A chemical procedure for obtaining sugar and honey contained in sorghum cane, by means of cold carbonation, defecation by sulphorous acid and superphosphate of lime, from the juices of said plant and treatment of the syrups thus obtaining