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To prepare varnish for optical instruments, dissolved in 50 parts of lavender oil, 10 parts of copal and 1 part of camphor.

The resulting mixture is immediately poured into the proper amount of heated turpentine (careful with fire!).

Author: Korolev V.A.

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