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English: Photograph of lower portion of the precipitator used in the pilot plant at the National Bureau of Standards for the extraction of alumina from clay. The solution obtained from digestion of the clay in hydrochloric acid, with insoluble silica removed, enters a large tank (lower center). The contents of the tank are pumped to the top of a nine-foot tower, the base of which is shown above the tank, and then allowed to fall against a stream of hydrochloric acid gas entering at the bottom of the tower, with resultant precipitation of aluminum as hydrated aluminum chloride.
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