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Specific Gravities.

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SALINE SUBSTANCES.

Ammonia, muriate 1.420 K

■------------carbonate O.966 H

1.824- K1.5026 M1.450 V

Lime

muriatecarbonate

Magnesia

sulphate

2.3908 K2.37 M1.5233 H1.76 II2.7

2.3298 K0.346' H1.6603 H

Magnesia, carbonate 0.2941 PI

Barytes

muriatecarbon, nat,--------- art.

Alumina

Alum

4. K

2.374 H2.8257 H•1.3313.76"32 000 K0.8200 H1.7109 H1.719 Wal1.7571.7381.7141.726

WatFNM

METALLIC SALTS.

Mercury, muriate 5.1398 H

4.142 Wat

---------subrnuriate 7.175S H

■-------- phosphate 4.9835 H

■--------- subsulphate 6.44 Wat

Copper, sulphate of 2.1943 II2.230 Wat

----------acetate 1.779 II

Iron, sulphate of 1.8399 H

l.SSo" Wal

Iron, sulphate of '1.812 Wat--calc. 2.636 Wat

Lead, sulphate

------carbonate

------ acetate

Zinc, sulphate

1.8742 H

7-2357

2.345 H

2.3953

1.933

1-912

1.712

M

Wat

II

N

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D. Davy. H Hassenfratz. K Kirwan. M Muschenbrock. WaiWallerius. Wat Watson. F Fahrenheit. V Vauquelin. N. Newton.

EXTRACTS, GUMS, RESINS.

Acacia prunus spinosa ^Aloes hepatic

------ socotorine

Alouchi

Amber yellowrent

red

green

transpa-opaque

Ambergris

AmmoniacAmine, oriental

---------- occidental

ArabicArcanson

1.5153135861.37961.0604

1.07801.08551.08341.08290-78000.92631.20711.02S41.04261.45231.0857

Arecba (Catechu ?Arnotto

Asphaltum, cohesive

compact

Assafcetida

Baras

Bdellium

Benzoin

Bitumen of Judea

Cachibou

Camphor

Caoutchouc

Caragna

Catechu

1.45730.5956I 1.4501 2.060I 1.070[\.:6S1.32751.04411.13771-09241.1041.0640098870.93351.12441.4573