10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «USTULATION»
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ustulation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ustulation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
I have oblerved, That antimony, by the process of ustulation, acquires a
concentration, or a more obstinate union of its constituents, and the regulus
reduced from this ustula- ted antimony yields very fine copper. That antimony,
which abounds ...
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Chemistry, Theoretical, Practical, and Analytical: As ...
The greater part, however, require the process of ustulation, from which many
advantages are derived. The cohesion of the dense slates is thereby so much
impaired, that their disintegration becomes more rapid; the decomposition of the
...
James Sheridan Muspratt, Eben Norton Horsford,
1860
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The Dispensatory of the United States of America
The operations which require a heat greater than that used in digesting, are
qutuy'uction, fusion, calcinalion, ustulation, incineration, distillation, and
sublimation. Liquefaction is the melting of those substances that become soft
previously to ...
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The Edinburgh New Dispensatory, Containing: I. The Elements ...
a. No regard is paid to the substances volatilized, 1. From solids, as in ustulation
and charring; 2. From fluids, as in evaporation ; b. Or the substances vaporized,
are condensed in proper vessels, 1 . In a liquid form, as in distillation, 2. In a solid
...
Andrew Duncan (Jr.),
1819
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A chemical catechism for the use of young people
Ustulation. — The roasting of ores, to separate the arsenic and sulphur which
mineralize the metal. When the matter is preserved which flies off, the process is
called sublimation; but when this matter is neglected, the operation was formerly
...
Samuel Parkes, William Barker (M.D.),
1854
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The French Remembrancer, Or, a New & Easy Method of ...
... a moral sense for resentment. H y aroit un ton d'nlce'rae titm dans son discours.
Union, union, concord ; confederacy; harmony; symmetry. transudation
Univocation, univocation (in philosophy). Ustion, ustion, burning. Ustulation,
ustulation ...
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The Edinburgh New Dispensatory
Ustulation is almost entirely a metallurgic operation, and is employed to expel the
sulphur and arsenic contained in some metallic ores. The reverberatory furnace
is commonly employed for roasting, and the heat is at first very gentle, and ...
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The Edinburgh New Dispensatory: Containing I. The Elements ...
When employed with either of these vicws, a. No regard is paid to the substances
volatilized, 1. From solids, as in ustulation and charring. 2. From fluids, as in
evaporation, 'it . le. Orthe substances vaporizcd are condenfedin proper Vessels.
r.
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The Scientific and Litteray Treasury: A New and Popular ...
Usher is also used as the denomination of an assistant to a school-master; where
it seems to refer to his office of introducing the scholars to learning. USTULATION
, in pharmacy, the roasting or torrefying of moist substances over a gentle fire, ...
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A dictionary of arts, manufactures, and mines: containing a ...
But perfect equality of ustulation is difficult of attainment with the ordinary
cylindrical machines. Messrs. Law, of London and Edinburgh, coffee merchants
to the Queen, had long been dissatisfied with the partial manner in which the
cylinder ...
Andrew Ure, Robert Hunt,
1863