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THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
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Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged, price 4s. ôd., 
RURAL CHEMISTRY: 
An Elementary introduction to the Study of the Stiente in its 
Relation to sa adorned 
WARD SOLLY, 
Honorary Member of the Royal Agricultural Society of England, Professor of Chemistry to the Horticultural Society i London, 7 ecturer on 
18 ; 
F. 
Company’s s Military Seminary at Addi 
R. F. L. 
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F. G. S., 
iscombe, & c. 
ACE TO THE SECOND E 
— of lead 
aca sulphuric 
st for 
Action o of 3 on 
Active principles 
Adulteration of gu- 
Affinity, chemical 
1 in 
a 
Air conma car- 
bonic acid 
Air contains water 
Air, inflammable 
Air necessary to life 
Air, its composition 
Air resists compres- 
sion 
Alabaster 
Albumen 
Ale — — 2 car- 
bonic 
= ona vegetable 
— 
Alum 
Alu 
Alumina phosphate 
umina, silicate of 
5 a in soil, use 
Aluminu 
Aluminum, oxide 
= mmo: 
8 absorbed 
by charcoal, &. 
* wg carbon- 
— fixing of 
Ammonia, muriate 
Ammonia, phi 
phate 
Ammonia, sulphate 
Bleaching by sul- 
phur 
Bones of calves 
ones of fishes 
one 
British gum 
— 4 of magne- 
ee 
Bromine 
Buckwheat 
— straw 
— Fun 
Burning e plants 
Calci 
Calcium, chloridė 
Calom: 
Ca: orm burning of 
ane, sugar 
Carbon 
Carbon in plants 
8 of am- 
Carbonate of iron 
—— of lead 
Carbonate of lime 
Carbonate of mag- 
esia 
Carbonate of potash 
Carbonate of soda 
—— a 
cids 
Pitot Acid gas 
Carbonic acid ne- 
cessary to plants 
Carbonic oxide 
Carburetted hydro- 
lars, foul air in 
Chalk 
Cheese 
Cheltenham salts 
Chloride of calcium 
gold 
agne- 
lem sium 
Arrow-root ‘Chloride of sit 
Ashes Hloride of sodium 
Ashes of coal Chloride of zine 
Ashes, lixiviated Chlorides 
of plan 
Ashes of sea-weed | Churning 
3 of wo yle 
c Chyme 
Attraction Circulation of the 
zote blood 
BARILLA Cider, carbonic acid 
Barley in 
arley straw Cinnabar 
ase — 
Batatas 
ay salt ay, burnt 
Bean, field Clay iron ore 
Béans, kidney Climate 
Bean straw Climate, influenced 
pore ashes by heat 
Coagulation of al. 
Beet-root sugar bumen 
Bell metal Coal ashes 
Bin äs | Cee 
Binary compouni oal-ta' 
Biphosphate of lime — t 
. sof potash |: 
T-ara chlo- Golopton 
2 — 3 ebony 
rine * Colour of soil 
PUBLISHED AT THE OFFIOR OF THE GARDENERS 
= changing 
sen 5 matters 
Colours, vegetable 
Colza 
— 
1 
3 ese r 
Combining number 
Combustion 
Combustion, results 
0 
Common salt 
Camnoeit? e 
mal matter 
Composition of or- 
ganic matter 
Composition of 
Com — óf sois 
Co p agi on of 
Co — binary 
——— definite 
unds, saline- 
j ter- 
nary and quater. 
a 
nary 
Compounds, their 
— 
Contagion 
Copper o a matter 
Copper, 
Copper, ei 
Copper, sulphate 
Copper: 
orn G 
Corrosive sublimate 
Cream 
ecay 
Decay, influence of 
lim 
Decay, like mo a 
Decay of hum 
Decay, results ‘of 
— ei under water 
— mposition 
Decomposition of 
Deligtiescttiee 
Dew 
Dextrine 
—— 
Dias 
9 — of plants 
Ps i 
Double : suite 
Dough 
Draining 
Drainage water 
Dung 
D 
Dutch rushes 
Dying 
Bunt 
etek nut 
Earths, alkaline 
Earthy matter in 
the is 
Fertility 
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dition contained. The whole has been Carefully revised, and 
the Tables — — have been n greatly extended, 
ps, as 
CONTENTS OF THE -VOLUME 
Fibre, woody 
Fibrin 
igi — 
Fir- 
ty 
rei damp 
Fun. refuse 
Fixed oil 
xing ammonia 
. 
Flint 
oat 
Fio 
Flowers, their affee t 
Puorides 
Fluori 
Food ¢ oft animals 
eblorine 
pm st by sul- 
— 
F — from water 
Germin ation 
Germination acce- 
lerate 
Glauber salts 
ass 
adine 
Green vitriol 
Growth of plants 
Gu 
t 
Heat, animal 
er cliente on 
Heat, latent 
emp — 
— 
H 
lumates 
—— acid 
Hum 
Haste, decay of 
—— . of 
8 carbu- 
retted 
Hydrogen, its light 
nies 
Hydrogen, sulphu- 
Fodine in sea water 
iaer 
ron combustible 
Tron i in plants 
Iron, —— of 
Iron, peroxide 
Iron, protoxide 
Iron — 
Iron, sulphate of 
Iron, sulphuret 
Irrigation 
Isinglass 
Ivory 
KELP 
Lactic acid 
Latent heat 
Len 
Lead, carbonate 
Lead, oxides 
Lead, — 
Lead, white 
aves 
—.— office of 
Legumine 
— 
Len 
Lentil — 
Light, effects of 
Light, influence on 
ime 
u ime, action on soil 
Lime and salt 
ro biphosphate 
Lime, burning 
Lime, phosphate 
Lime, — 085 of 
Limeston 
——— magne- 
sian 
Lime, sulphate 
Lime, super. phos- 
ate 
Lime, when useful 
Lime, when not to 
us 
Limes, juice of 
Linseed 
agnesia, cerbon- 
te 
lants 
Magnesia, muriate 
me phos- 
8 of 
Magnesia, sulphate 
nesian lime- 
Minium 
Mixture 
Mordants 
Mortar 
Mosaic gold 
Mould 
Hea of ammo- 
nia 
Muriate of lime 
Muriate of magne- 
Muriate of potash 
Muriate of soda 
Muriates 
Muriatic acid 
Muscle 
tard, black 
Mustard, white 
NAPHTHA, coal tar 
Nascent 
Nature of the soil 
Natural Soy. coreg: 
Nightsoil 
Vita disin- 
Nitrate 
Nitrate of 3 
Nitrate of soda 
Nitrate of silver 
Nitrates 
Nitre 
Nitric acid 
Nitric acid, action of 
Nitric acid in ma- 
nure 
Nitrogen 
Nutrition of plants 
Oak ashes 
w 
Ol, drying 
oi, 
Oil of lavender 
Oil of lemons 
Oil, linseed 
on eee: 
of turpentine 
oil, aree 
triol 
Organic acids 
Organie 
Organised: — 
Phosphate of lime 
of mag- 
nesia 
Phosphorie acid 
Phosphoric acid in 
lants 
— eg acid in 
Pickle “cabbage 
—— psg aan 
Plants, death —4 
Plants decom 
carbonic aa. 
Piants, effect on the 
air 
Plants, foo — 
Plants, of 
la nts, —— of 
Plants, their ele- 
ments 
Plaster stone 
Ploughing, subsoil 
Pond mud 
ashes 
— bitartrate 
Potash, sulphate 
Potassium 
Potassium, chloride 
Potato 
Potato haulm 
Potato starch 
ae sweet 
Principles, aor 
Proportiona! 
Protein 
roto-salts 
cot-oxides 
Proximate animal 
e ne 
Prun wd 
Putrefaction 
. influ- 
i — 
—— i 
MAY BE HAD BY ORDER OF ANY 
by the addition of the 
Salt, spirit of Sulphate of iron 
Salt, rock 1 ae vere 4 lime 
alt, sea Sulphate of mag- 
2 — in 2 
Salta , Epsom 
Salts. Glauber’s 
Salts ‘of hartshorn 
— of iro 
alts of magnesia 
| Salts of the metals 
Salts of potash 
Salts of soda 
mn 
— 
Sse 
Sa — 
Sawdus' 
pa ‘fom, excre- 
of 
ation of 
eeds, — 
0 
Selection by plants 
Shells 
sand 
Silicate of — 
Silicate of lim 
Silicate of — 
Silicate of po — 
Silic — e of sod: 
Silicio acid 
Slaking of lime 
ugs 
80 0 foul 
g Soap. yon 
Soda in i 
Sulphate of potash 
Ot eee of potash 
al 
— of — 
Sulphat 
Sulphurous acid 
Su 
Ter ernarycom ds 
Tests, vegetable 
Therm 
ies 
Use of plants 
E 5 
Sulphateof alumina 
Ee ate of ammo- 
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