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The Philosophical Magazine
Lead reduced to the state of a calx, either in the form of minium or litharge, has a
strong edulcorative power on foetid oils, and is indeed applied to that end, with
refpect to one kind of vegetable oil, for a very bad purpose, considering its ...
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The mechanic, or, Compendium of practical inventions
Lead, reduced to the state of a calx, either in the form of minium or litharge, has a
strong edulcorative power on fetid oils, and is indeed applied to that end, with
respect to one kind of vegetable oil, for a very bad purpose, considering its ...
James Smith (of Liverpool.), 1818
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The Philosophical Magazine
Lead reduced to the state of a calx, either in the form of minium or litharge, has a
strong edulcorative power on foetid pils, and is indeed applied to that end, with
respect to one kind of vegetable oil, for a very bad purpose, considering its ...
Lead reduced to the state of a calx, either in the form of minium or litharge, has a
strong edulcorative power on foetid oils, and is indeed applied to that end, with
respect to one kind of vegetable oil, for a very bad purpose, considering its ...
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Transactions of the Society of Arts
269 -_-—, its edulcorative power on animal oils, xx. Q19 , quantity per acre
generally used on land in Wales 180 bushels, xxiv. 47 ~--—-, utility of rail-ways
for obtaining , it, xxv..87 -—- kiln, particulars of the dimensions, form, and cost of
one, ...
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The Repertory of Arts, Manufactures, and Agriculture: ...
Lime has also an edulcorative power 'on animal oils ; but it has also so strong a
coagulative action, that the addition of a large proportion of alkaline salts
becomes, when it is used, necessary to reduce the concreted oil to a fluid state;'
an:l ...
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Transactions of the Society, Instituted at London for the ...
-—gand borax, for coating retorts, v. 9 —— produces no good effect on a se(load
application on some soils, xvi. 122 . - ' --—- usefully alternated in layers with
vegetable matter for manure, xvi. 269 ——, its edulcorative power on animal 'oils,
xx.
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Transactions of the Society of Arts
... as in process the first, it will promote the edulcorative intention, and will
subside along with them; and, as it has some advantage without increasing the
expence, unless in the most inconsiderable degree, its use may be expediently
admitted ...
Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce, 1802
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A Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, and the Arts
... yet it is a medium for the separation of water and the alkaline substances
requisite to be employed to that end. lt is of great utility in the edulcorative
processes: for when alkaline salts or earths combine with the water necessary to
their action ...
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Transactions of the Society, Instituted at London, for the ...
Lime has also an edulcorative power on animal oils ; but it has also so strong a
coagulative action, that the addition of a large proportion of alkaline salts
becomes, when it is used, necessary to reduce the concreted oil to a fluid state;
and ...
Society of Arts (Great Britain), 1802
