10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PLUMBIFEROUS»
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Collected Papers of Charles Sanders Peirce
In order to fix our ideas, let us suppose the numbers are as follows: The total
number of auriferous balls is A = 72: of plumbiferous is P = 96. The total number
of heavy auriferous and light plumbiferous, aA+PP = 108: that of the light
auriferous ...
2
A practical treatise on metallurgy: adapted from the last ...
silver and from 35 to 40 per cent of lead, in schlich furnaces, when combined in
the following way : — At Clausthal, 36 cwts. of smoke, 9 cwts. of scum, 12 cwts. of
roasted matt of the smoke smelting, 3 cwts. of iron, 5 cwts. of plumbiferous fluxes,
...
Bruno Kerl, Sir William Crookes, Ernst Otto Röhrig, 1868
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Journal of the Franklin Institute
But there is indisputable evidence that plumbiferous glazes were employed by
the Chinese, the Arabs, and other Orientals at a much earlier period, though not,
perhaps, so frequently as the silico-alkaline glazes. From the very varied ...
4
A Practical Treatise on Metallurgy, Adapted from the Last ...
silver and from 35 to 40 per cent of lead, in schlich furnaces, when combined in
the following way : — At Clausthal, 36 cwts. of smoke, 9 cwts. of scum, 12 cwts. of
roasted matt of the smoke smelting, 3 cwts. of iron, 5 cwts. of plumbiferous fluxes,
...
G.R.B. Kerl, Ernst Otto Röhrig, William Crookes, 1868
5
Catalogue of Specimens: Illustrative of the Composition and ...
The Arabs employed a plumbiferous glaze in the ninth century, for some
fragments of Arab pottery of that date, in the Ceramic Museum at Sevres, have a
lead glaze. Two broken vases now preserved at Sevres, which were taken from a
tomb of ...
Museum of Practical Geology (Great Britain), Henry Thomas De La Beche, Trenham Recks, 1871
6
A rudimentary treatise on the Metallurgy of Silver and Lead, ...
... the plans of Zirvogel and Augustin, and the European system of amalgamation,
not appearing suited for the plumbiferous copper of that region. The system of
liquation is based upon the fact, that when copper containing silver is alloyed
with ...
7
Plattner's Manual of Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis ...
Lead occurs under various conditions in metallurgical products obtained in the
treatment of plumbiferous ores: ' a. Metallic in Various sorts of lead which are met
in commerce, but occasionally contain traces of Cu, Sb, As, and Ag; Lead from ...
Carl Friedrich Plattner, Theodor Richter, 1872
8
De Natura Fossilium (Textbook of Mineralogy)
When they contain copper or lead the Greeks call them xa)\xin.s and ;l.0)\LB5irLs,
the Latins, cupriferous and plumbiferous earth. Iron-bearing earth is called
m6npZns by the Greeks and ferruginous earth by the Latins. There are two
species of ...
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The Ceramic Art / A Compendium of The History and ...
The following is more full, and is to be ascribed to M. Brongniart: FIRST CLASS,
SOFTPASTE. 1st Order. Baked clay without glaze. 2d Order. Lustred wareswith
silicoalkaline glaze. 3d Order. Glazed pottery with plumbiferous glaze. 4th Order.
10
A Dictionary of Entomology
Lead-coloured, blue-grey of lead (Kirby & Spence). Alt. Plumbeus.
PLUMBIFEROUS. Adj. (Latin. plumbum. I. lead. +. ferre I bear, carry + -ous I
characterized 1074 by.) Descriptive of something containing or yielding lead.
PLUMBILIS.
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