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Commercium philosophico-technicum, or, the philosophical commerce of arts : designed as an attempt to improve arts, trades, and manufactures / by W. Lewis
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INDEX.

By air and sun-329, 350, 438

Slack, diluted, becomes grey-319

Means of judging of the species of thecolour — — — -319, 320

Slack natural sub/lancet — —-320

Minerals — — — — — 320, 323

Vegetable juices-322, 329

Animal juice — —-333

Slack Composition1 —-•— — 336

Enamel — — —-i- — 442

Inks —-371

Paints-—-356

Sealing wax —-— 370

Varnishes —-— 366, 639

For marking sheep-359

For preserving wood-362

For blacking leather-363

'-Black Dye —• —-— 401:

on Cotton —-—-433

on Hats-428

on Linen-— 433, 429

on Silk —- 422

on Thread-— — 433, 429

on Woollen-- —-— 40*

Slack Stains — —-—-434

on Agate-438

on Bone-43;

on Hair-433

on Ivory-433

on Marble-—-436

on Wood-— — 434

Bhme'y hearths for running down ironore — — —-266

Blowing machines by a fall of water with-out compressible bellow's — 269

at Tivoli — — —-— 270

in Dauphiny-271,274

on the Tiburtine mountain — 272at Lead hills in Scotland — — 373

in the territory of Foix-276

in Languedoc-277

Of he quantity of water they require279Quantity of air afforded by them—280Means of determining the force of the

---285

Of " >ucture"of the air vessel—286Methoo of" drying the air —— — 290

Experiments far improving the ma-chine; - 279

for ascertaining their principes of

action--- 2ot

for regulatn: th: kructue of the

unnt a,, i jjipe —-798

for !. crealin.. the . ' I by divining

rnestr-am — —-303

Description -if a mathi-ed- ,1a. ed. from

theexpsri ;• t--310

Machines for fails of great height —632for low fails-633

Blow-pipe for concentrating flame-19

It; uses-20

Blue g 'aj i , with zaffre-343,441

with gold —-—-619

Blue liquor:, from oak dustand vitriol 382

From logwood and verdegris-407

From logwood and blue vitriol — 408From an essential oil and volatile spirit-436

Bone Gained purple-97

stained black —--435

Brass raeXtei with platina — — — 532Made harder and less disposed to tar-nish -532, 533

Breath human, its force-r 85

Brocades, method of spinning gilt wire for

them-— >— 61

Slips of gilt paper used instead of gilt

thread-62

Inconveniences ofthe paper — — 62The gold extended by pasting the stuff

between rolls-— 226

Method of cleaning when sullied — 39

Burning-glass, flint melted by it — 46;

Gypsum melted by it-463;

Platina melted by it — — — 467Effects said to be produced by it on

gold — —-—70

Examination thereof-71

Whiteness of bodies impedes its action.

on them-318, 466

Does not melt polished silver— 466

C.

Calamine, an ore of zinc — — — 519Means of extracting the zinc pure 519

Method