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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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Distillation, apparatus for — —-9

of aquafortis in iron pots-136

of aquafortis from metallic solutions, in

stone ware vessels-153

of acid spirits in glass retorts-6x3

of æther —-143

DyedClotbs, method of comparing samplesof----- —406

Dying, apparatus for experiments in — 10

Dying black, on woollen-401

on silk — —— —-422

en hats-— — —-428

on linen and thread-429

Differences in woollen, silk and linen,in regard to their receiving this dye

-- — 426, 427, 429

Essential differences of the d ; ing liquor

from writing ink-401, 407

Necessity of a blue ground, 01 of log-wood, for woollen — — 404, 407Means of discovering whether the cloth

has been blued---404

Whether maddering useful-405

Improvement of the dye by verdegris

-411. 429

Effect of the verdegris on the other in-gredients — --407

Whether cloth weakened by this dye 402The dye made to take uniformly — 409

Substitutes to galls — —-416

Black dye from combination of colours--4-a

Process of colouring it with gold ■— 621

Enamelling furnace —- \z

Gold plates for enamelling-620

Ether, fee Æther

Expansion, does not always proceed uni-formly by equal augmentations of

heat--256, 260

Some fluids expand in congealing 257

water, in freezing -257

gypsum diluted with water, in setting

— --,-259

cast iron in becoming solid --262

Extenstbility os metals, comparative, howinfluenced by their gravities-61

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Feathers stained purple - ■ - 97

Fire common , not reflected from elliptic fur-naces into a focus-26

Not animated by the elastic steam of

water-’■-21

Concentrated by streams of air-26

A furnace for this concentration of fire 27Its differences from solar heat in pro-ducing colours — —-350

in the burning of black bodies 318

Fijbet, method of gilding on them — 64

Flame concentrated into a kind of focus 19,--—-26

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Earths, separately unfusiblc, brought intofusion when mixed-245, 6t8

EleSirictty, colours impressed by it on glass,from metallic bodies — -- —- 175

Emery, Spanish, probably platina-607

Common, its effects on lead- 6 o 3

Enamel, basis for — — — — — 442Tinged black by concentration of other

colours-- --441

by combination of colours — 442Black imitated on dial plates of watches,

Scc. - 370

History of tinging it purple or red 1 70Preparations of gold for colouring it 176

Flatting-mill for gold wire — — — ~S 7

Flint melted by a burning-glass —- —463

Frankfort black-— — — 376

a vegetable coal — —*-377

Freezing expands watery fluids— —- 238Contracts oily ones — — — — 258

Fuel', coaked sea coal, its advantages—246its inconveniences-569

Furnaces, description of a set of portable

ones for experiments-1, 613

For open sire- 7

For a sand pot- 8

For a still- 9

For enamelling-— — 12

For cupellation —-— 12

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