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TABLE I.. _ CIIAR AC 1 ! E R S in ,C H K M IS TRY 1V. Haffcnirat z and Ade t 
' Lnjht. 
Caloric 1fatter of 'Heat. 
Simple < Substances 
which can cat's( in the 
aeriform state in the or¬ 
dinary temperature of \- OocvetenJiase of VitalAb- 
the Amtosphere,<mdwhich) / C. hose of limited 
.../ ---K ' - Ah-orMbfihte 
• Characters to eapre/s 
stances demand apreat I such new and simple 
f © /Vatina. 
Metals reducible be heat alonej. © Cold durum 
bimetalin the li/iticl State in ® Silver Argentum. 
j® ihrunlM^u-m, 
siin/diih’ of their i haiac - 
ters. 
Alkalies which are as vet 
considered as siniple Sub¬ 
stances. 
Simple Earths 
X 
(embustilde Simple Sub 
stances, commonly called. 
Inflammable < Substances, 
Substances as mar be 
discerned. 
Ietash.iimstien.rcdAlkali. 
Seda.CausticMhmdAlkati. 
Jimytcs. Ponderous earth. 
lime.Calv. 
Jiatpnesia. 
Marline. 'Kvdaeceus 
earth . 
Silea .Quart*. 
3 Hydropen. ftiZtty 
Q Cavbeji.oi'pineCharcoal 
Sulphur. 
iVicsphon/s. 
I Characters to eapress 
\ such new cpmbiistible 
substances as will be 
discovered. 
Jlalledlde Metals. 
Eases which we do not 
asyet /enow, but whose, 
nature we capeetto be ' 
able to discover. 
r\ 
3 
£ 
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/qd 
m 
CD 
m 
m 
m 
CD 
(D 
CD 
ED 
CD 
Ba 
Metals not malleable 
„ Iei unable Metals. 
Tin.. damn mi. 
Copper. Cuprum. 
Lead.Plumbum. 
Tron.Feri'um. 
Manganese Magnesium, 
NickelNiccolum , 
Bismuth. Bismuth urn. 
A/itimonv. Stibium. 
I ebalt. Kolaltum. 
Arsenic. - iiseniatm. 
MelvbdenJIolvb demon . 
Tunosteti .Tunstenuni. 
CD 
CEO 
ED 
CD 
CD 
ED 
DO 
CD 
ED 
m 
Vox,. IV. No. 206 . 
Muriatic. 
Boraeie. 
Fluoric. 
Succinic. 
Acetic. 
Tartaric. 
Pyre-tartaric. 
O.ralie. 
Gallic. 
Citric. 
Malic. 
Bene ore. 
Pyro-lipnic, 
Tyro-mu etc. 
Camphoric. 
Lae lie. 
Saccho-lactic. 
Forn lie . 
Prussic. 
Sebacic. 
Bombic . 
lit/Cte. 
r\ 
(o/npoimdbodies which 
are not aeidiiiable based 
X‘ whose component pi in - ~\ /\ \ 
ciples ate verv little knomi >/ 
General t Imrae/e ; 
5 1 
Combustable . iubstmtees. 
Metallic Substances. 
O' Conif oundAciditi - 
•able Bases, 
Non Aeidiiia ble com ¬ 
pound Substances . 
Table 
