A plan of a course of chemical lectures / By R. Watson.

  • Watson, Richard, 1737-1816.
Date:
1771
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    volatile Alcali - Mercurius prascipitatus dulcis - by Lime Water - Aqua Phagede- nica. Mercury precipitated from its Solution in Acid of Nitre by die Acid of Sea Salt, or by any neutral Salt containing the Acid of Sea Salt - Mercurius prascipitatus albus. Mercury precipitated from its Solution in Acid of Nitre by the Acid of Vitriol, or any neutral Salt containing the Acid of Vi¬ triol *■ Turpeth mineral. Mercury diflolved in the vegetable Acids, native, and fermented, and in fixed, and volatile Alcalies, after Marggraf’s Method. Account of M. le Comte de la Garaye’s Tincture of Mercury in Spirits of Wine. Mercury united with Sulphur by Tritu- ration, and by Fufion - iEthiops Mineral. A Mixture of Sulphur and Mercury fu- blimed - Factitious Cinnabar. Factitious Cinnabar levigated - Ver¬ million. Method of difcovering whether VermiL lion be adulterated with red Lead.