et. Ee ee ae 
Spurge. See Euphorbia. 
Stalks, Giteen ftalks yield dephlogifticated air, exp. gz. 
Strawherry leavet; peculiar manner of yielding dephlo- 
gifticated air, p. 19. 
Sun. Its light isthe productive canfe of the dephlogitti- 
cated air from plants, p, 28, —By no means ‘its 
warmth, p- 21.—-Contaminates air by itfelf, without 
the affiftanee of vegetables, p, 2746 
i¥ 
Tobacco yields dephlogificated air, exp. g. 645 
Taxis. See Vew-tree. ' 
= Ww = s gor as pusti, 
- Ret, of the different refults in putting 
the fame air to the teft, inveftigated, p. 284. This 
difficulty piel 281. 
Thermometer, at wh it ftood during the time thefe 
experiments were made, p- 288. 
| Lhiftle, its air, exp. 6. 
Tranfmutation of air, p. 116,——Of bodies every where to 
be found, p. 188, 
Trees. What trees ¢ to be planted for the Se ae 
of a country, p. 93.—Unwholefome, when growing 
in a fmall place, p, i44. 
Tafeaep. Me its air very wholefome, p, 147. 
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