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Glass collection

On the final distillation, collect the clear distillate as the Spirit of Urine ox Alkahest of Urine. As this final distillation ends, you can gently increase the heat and you will see a white sublimate form in the upper glass. Collect this sublimate and save it aside for use. It is the Volatile Salt of Urine, also called Van Helmont s Alkahest. The alchemist J.B Van Helmont, a later student of the works by Paracelsus, became well known for his miracle cures using this salt. Some of this salt comes over during the distillations and is contained in the Alkahest. [Pg.77]

The first portion of molybdenum pentafluoride removed from the reaction vessel will contain as impurities the excess hexafluoride and possibly a small quantity of molybdenum oxy-fluoride, MoOF4. The first portion of pentafluoride is separated from the impurities using the apparatus shown in Fig. 6, with all joints sealed using Kel-F wax or using Teflon stopcocks, f The glass collection vessel is carefully degassed as previously described, and then the lower 6 cm. of the reaction vessel is cooled to —196°. The molybdenum pentafluoride is removed... [Pg.148]

Uncontaminated or clean glass itself exhibits consistent properties however, the properties of waste glass from MRFs are much more variable due to the presence of non-glass debris present in the waste stream [210]. Glass collected from MRF facilities can be expected to exhibit a specific gravity of approximately 2.5. The degree of variabihty in this value depends on the degree of sample contamination. [Pg.112]

Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, New York. Ceramic collections include Medici porcelain and Bottger porcelain. The museum also has one of the finest glass collections in the world. www.metmuseum.org. [Pg.29]

St. Helens Crown Glass Company. It contains the Pilkington glass collection, www.worldofglass.com. [Pg.29]

For each peptide to be cleaved, place a 4 ml glass collection vial scribed with the peptide code number in the collection rack in the lower chamber and carefully fit the block assembly together ensuring that the drain tubes enter all the vials. It is essential to scribe the tubes with a diamond pen as any writing with felt-tipped pen will be erased by the acid. [Pg.319]

Figure 9 In situ SERRS from Holly Red lipstick smeared on cotton and glass collected using 514.5-nm excitation. Figure 9 In situ SERRS from Holly Red lipstick smeared on cotton and glass collected using 514.5-nm excitation.
Hot glass collected at blowpipe extremity Shaping glass by air pressure Hot glass delivered by the feeder Marks on fracture path... [Pg.396]

Published information on characterization of seven different materials has been gathered from the literature to serve as a guide to the use of existing analytical techniques. These seven materials are copper, silicon, gallium arsenide, potassium chloride, zinc sulfide, anthracene, and trace element glasses. Collectively they represent an extremely broad spectrum of analytical problems and illustrate both strong and weak points in the application of the present state of the art of measurement of composition. [Pg.416]


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