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The diversitie of salts and spirits mantained, or, The imaginary volatility of some salts and non-entity of the alcali before cremation and identity of all alcalies, all volatil salts, and all vinous spirits, by an onely lamp-furnace resolved into real improbability : By way of animadversions, upon Dr. D. C. his 3 papers, communicated to the R. S. and insert in the 9. vol. of the P. T. : Together, with a new system, of the order and gradation, in the worlds creation : As also, Scurvie alchymie discovered / by Matt. Mackaile ...

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Mackaile, Matthew, active 1657-1696.
Contributor:
Edgar Fahs Smith Memorial Collection (University of Pennsylvania)
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Coxe, Daniel, 1640-1730.
Coxe, Daniel.
Pharmaceutical chemistry--Early works to 1800.
Pharmaceutical chemistry.
Ammonium salts--Early works to 1800.
Ammonium salts.
Scurvy--Early works to 1800.
Scurvy.
Penn Provenance:
Sion College Library (stamp)
Physical Description:
16 unnumbered pages, 145, that is, 144 pages ; 15 cm (8vo)
Other Title:
Imaginary volatility of some salts and non-entity of the alcali before cremation and identity of all alcalies
Place of Publication:
Aberdeen : Printed by Iohn Forbes, 1683.
Notes:
"Scurvie alchymie discovered." has separate dated title page on leaf O2r; pagination and register are continuous.
"Tabula Salium" chart facing p. [43].
P.73 omitted from pagination.
Cited in:
Wing M144.
ESTC R231921
OCLC:
62099171

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