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ABSTRACT SMITH'S “Dental Metallurgy” is read by so many dental students that the goodness or badness of the text has a considerable influence on the stage of knowledge of the embryo

surgeon-dentist. Thus for many years it was impossible, even with the help of photomicrographs showing the two metals in patches like the stripes on a zebra., to convince the dental student

that a eutec-tic was a mixure, because the author of this book had declared that such a patchwork might be a chemical compound ! This error has, fortunately, been corrected in the new

edition, which shows many useful improvements resulting from the incorporation of the rudiments of modern scientific metallurgy. A Manual on Dental Metallurgy. By Ernest A. Smith. Fourth

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