10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LIXIVIAL»
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lixivial in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
A Systeme Of Anatomy, Treating Of the Body of Man, Beasts, ...
Cure an Anasarca ( to a Prodigy) in which Diuretick Medicinesdmprxgnated fm"
with sixed Lixivial Salt are more powerful, then those Potions, which are ' big with
Acids, Alkalies, and volatile saline Particles: Perhaps the 'reason may be this, ...
2
A Methodical Synopsis of Mineral Waters Comprehending the ...
Milk. Blood. Flesh. Salters water Lixivial and brackish. A great ebumdosh No
redness salt. on beef. A na de la A_ great ebullition with ' arquisi: spirit of salt. salt
. The solution _ Tilbury Water SMP and urinous' clear' and la' A great
fermentation.
It was therefore natural to suspect, that the medicine administcred by Dr Chittick
was a lixivial'substance, it being extremeI improbable that a different substance A
lould produce a similar effect. The principal disadvantage. os Mrs Stephens's ...
4
The gentleman's magazine
Knowing there- lma11 quantity of my broth, and the fore, that if Dr ChittkkS broth
was *tner >nto an equal quantity of his , medicated with a lixivial substance, it the
consequence was, that both dissolv- would make syrup of violets green, I B ed ln
...
5
Dictionarium Botanicum: Or, a Botanical Dictionary for the ...
But thus far the Experiment is conclusive, that the fame Quantity pf lixivial Salt
doth not always follow the fame generical Taste : For the b'ark. of Ash and
Rosemary are both equally bitter ^ and the Bark of Black-Thorn and Agrimony are
both ...
Richard Bradley, T. Woodward ((Londres)), J. Peele ((Londres)), 1728
6
Medical essays and observations: being an abridgment of the ...
from the superfluous, abounding alkaline salt, which the acid cou'd not absorb or
take up, and so it remained in the water, in this lixivial form ; but was this the cafe,
when those salts were once well depurated and crystalized after, they never ...
Thomas Southwell, Académie des sciences (Francia), 1764
7
The Gentleman's Magazine
One of them these, should not certainly have been seems to be a lixivial salt,
made into spared. 1 ' soap with sperma-ceti -, the other he „ ,, , calls his remedy of
vegetable essences, 3. The Kelljad, a poem. and affirms, that it will dissolve the ...
8
The Gentleman's Magazine
The principal disadvantage of Mis The most powerful lithontriptics hi- Stevem's
preparation was the quanb- therto known, aie lixivial substances, ty, which
rendered it extremely ones which a fixt alkaline salt is the agreeable to take, and
...
9
Musaeum Regalis Societatis Or a Catalogue & Description of ...
'Tis very white,and light like flowers _Of Sal Ammoniac, or the Earth call'd
Agariczcm Minerale; Taken by some to be a kind of Nitre. But not rightly. For it
hath the perfect Tast of a Lixivial Salt. Makes an Effervescence with Aqua Fortis,
as those ...
10
Philosophical Transactions
Coal, incrufled over with a white Salt, that appears in separate Spots here and
there in it. 2. It has a strong setid sulphureous Smell and Taste, as well as a bitter
and lixivial Taste, which is rather more pungent than other common lixivial Salts.
