10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUGAR OF LEAD»
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Medical and physical researches, or Original memoirs in ...
Cases illustrative of the good effects of Sugar of Lead in Dysentery. In the
summer of 1820, while prescribing in the Dispensary of this city, I employed the
saccharum saturni in many cases of dysentery, and the result of my experience
has ...
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Records
of General Science
Good sugar of lead should be completely white, afford an acid re-action and give
a red colour to blue litmus paper. Sugar of lead consists of acetic acid and oxide
of lead. It decomposes all sulphuric acid salts, and changes them into acetates.
Robert Dundas Thomson, Thomas Thomson, 1836
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Boston Journal
of Philosophy and the Arts: Intended to ...
It will be found preferable at first to add the mother water to the acid and litharge,
and thus near 100 Ibs of good sugar of lead will be obtained instead of 75 Ibs by
the first crystallization : but this method cannot be continued for any time, as the ...
John Ware, Daniel Treadwell, John White Webster, 1825
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The Boston Journal
of Philosophy and the Arts
It will be found preferable at first to add the mother water to the acid and litharge,
and thus near 100 lbs of good sugar of lead will be obtained instead of 75 lbs by
the first crystallization : but this method cannot be continued for any time, as the ...
John Ware, Daniel Treadwell, 1825
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The Boston Journal
of Philosophy and the Arts
It will be found preferable at first to add the mother water to the acid and litharge,
and thus near 100 lbs of good sugar of lead will be obtained instead of 75 lbs by
the first crystallization : but this method cannot be continued for any time, as the ...
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The Boston Journal
of Philosophy and the Arts
It will be found preferable at first to add the mother water to the acid and litharge,
and thus near 100 lbs of good sugar of lead will be obtained instead of 75 lbs by
the first crystallization : but this method cannot be continued for any time, as the ...
John White Webster, John Ware, Daniel Treadwell, 1825
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Philosophical Transactions
of the Royal Society
of London
Sugar of lead, acetate of lead.—A solution of sugar of lead, in small quantity, was
separately mixed with flour into a thin paste, with saliva, port and sherry wines,
raspberry vinegar, and yolk of egg. A little of each mixture ' was put on the platina
...
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Journal
of the Franklin Institute
common litharge, sugar of lead, and foreign white copperas, raw Turkey amber,
&c., without either considering the proper quality or quantity, which have had the
most injurious effects on the delicate colours upon which varnishes so made, ...
9
Annals
of Philosophy, Or, Magazine
of Chemistry, Mineralogy, ...
On the Mode of detecting Lime in Sugar of Lead. (To Dr. Thomson.) SIR, As it is
an object of some importance to the consumers of sugar of lead to be enabled to
ascertain the state of its purity ; and as the sugar of lead of commerce is ...
10
The Annals
of Philosophy
On the llIode of detecting Lime in Sugar of Lead. (To Dr. Thomson.) SIR, As it is
an object of some importance to the consumers of sugar of lead to be enabled to
ascertain the state of its purity ; and as the sugar of lead of commerce is
frequently ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SUGAR OF LEAD»
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Sugar of Lead: A Deadly Sweetener
Lead acetate, also known as sugar of lead, is a salt that (ironically) has a sweet flavor—a fairly unusual quality in poisons, which are more likely to taste bitter, ... «Smithsonian, Feb 12»
