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Oxymuriatic j^cid
(This lhould be kept in the dark)
Phofphoric Acid, pure, from Phofphorus.
Acetic Acid
Diftilled Vinegar
Ditto, concentrated by froftOxalic Acid . S.
Tartareous Acid. S.
Sulphat of Potafh. D. & S.
-Soda. D. & S.
-Barytes. D.
Alumine.
Strontian.
S.
D.
Alum. D. & S.
Nitrat of Potafh. D. & S.
-Ammonia. D.
■-Barytes. 1 S.
— -Strontian, S.
Muriat of Soda. D. & S.
-Ammonia. D. & S.
..-—Lime. D.&S.
.-Alumine. S.
Gxymuriat of Potafh. D.Phofphat of Soda. D. & S.
— -— Ammonia. D.
--— Alumine. S.
Oxalat of Ammonia. S,.
.Cream of Tartar. D.
Crude Tartar. D.
Tindture of Galls
Borax. D. & S.
Ditto, vitrifiedFluat of Ammonia. S.
Succinat of Ammonia. S.Prufliat of Potaflr, pure and dry(This fnould be kept in the dark)Prufliat of Lime. S.
Flatter of ParisWhite MarbleBone-Alh'Fluor "SparPotafh, pure. S.
Ditto, common cauftic. S.Pearlafh- D. & S.
Salt of Tartar. D.&S.Super-Carbonat of Potafh. D.Carbonat of Soda. D. & S.
Ditto fully dried
Ammonia, .pure
Carbonat. of Ammonia. D.&S.Super-Carbonat of ditto. D.Lime
Lune-water
Barytic-waterStrontian-waterS. Carbonat of Magnefia
Hydro-fulphuretted WaterPiydro-fulphuret of Soda. S.
-Ammonia. S. .
Sulphuret of Potafh. D.
White Arfenic. D.&S.
Manganefe, Black Oxyd ofMerchry
Ditto, Red Oxyd ofNitrat of Mercury. S.
Corrofive Muriat of ditto. D. & S.
Zinc, in flicks and granulatedTin -ditto ditto
Muriat of TinLead
Minium and LithargeNitrat of Lead . S.
Acetite of.ditto. S.
.Sulphuret of Iron for Sulphuretted Hyd. Gas
Sulphat of Iron. D. & S.
Ditto, faturated with nitrous GasMuriat of IronCopper , Sheet, WireNitrat of Copper . D.&S.
Silver, Leaf and WireNitrat of. Silver. S.
Sulphat of ditto. S.
Acetite of ditto. S.
Gold-leaf
Nitro-muriat of Gold
Sulphur
Phofphprus
Alcohol, concentrated and common
Sulphuric Ether
Litmus Tincture
Turmeric
Brazil Wood
Gall Nut
Catechu
Ifinglafs
Qltve Qil
Linfeed Oil, DryingOil of TurpentineBlack Flux
Diftilled Water, in great plenty.
LA A'PS. A lamp is a mod convenientarticle of chemical apparatus for moderate heat,on account of the lleadinefs .and durability ofthe heat which it gives; and a vaft number ofexperiments may be performed by it. TheArgand lamp well trimmed—will bring to aboiling heat a pint or two of liquid in .a glafs