- 1Note — The Author’s Preface
- 2Contents
- 3Chap. I — Of the Principles of Bodies
- 4Section I — Of Air
- 5Section II — Of Water
- 6Section III — Of Earth
- 7Section IV — Of Fire
- 8Section V — Of the Phlogiston
- 9Chap. II — A General View of the Relations or Affinities Between Bo…
- 10Chap. III — Of Saline Substances in General
- 11Section I — Of Acids
- 12Section II — Of Alkalis
- 13Section III — Of Neutral Salts
- 14Section I — Of the Universal Acid
- 15Section II — Of the Nitrous Acid
- 16Section III — Of the Acid of Sea-Salt
- 17Chap. V — Of Lime
- 18Chap. VI — Of Metallic Substances in General
- 19Chap. VII — Of Metals
- 20Section I — Of Gold
- 21Section II — Of Silver
- 22Section III — Of Copper
- 23Section IV — Of Iron
- 24Section V — Of Tin
- 25Section VI — Of Lead
- 26Chap. VIII — Of Quick-Silver
- 27Chap. IX — Section I — Of Regulus of Antimony
- 28Section II — Of Bismuth
- 29Section III — Of Zinc
- 30Section IV — Of Regulus of Arsenic
- 31Chap. X — Of Oil in General
- 32Section I — Of Charcoal
- 33Section II — Of Soap
- 34Chap. XI — Of the Several Sorts of Oils
- 35Section I — Of Mineral Oils
- 36Section II — Of Vegetable Oils
- 37Section III — Of Animal Oils
- 38Chap. XII — Of Fermentation in General
- 39Chap. XIII — Of the Spirituous Fermentation
- 40Chap. XIV — Of the Acetous Fermentation
- 41Section I — Of Vinegar
- 42Section II — Of Tartar
- 43Chap. XV — Of the Putrid Fermentation, or Putrefaction
- 44Chap. XVI — A General View of Chymical Decomposition
- 45Section I — The Analysis of Vegetable Substances
- 46Section II — The Analysis of Animal Substances
- 47Section III — The Analysis of Mineral Substances
- 48Chap. XVII — Explanation of the Table of Affinities
- 49Chap. XVIII — The Theory of Constructing the Vessels Most Commonly…
- 50Chap. XIX — The Theory of Constructing the Furnaces Most Commonly U…
- 51Elements of the Practice of Chymistry — Introduction
- 52Part I — Of Minerals — Chap. I — Of the Vitriolic Acid
- 53Chap. II — Of the Nitrous Acid
- 54Chap. III — Of the Marine Acid
- 55Chap. IV — Of Borax
- 56Section II — Chap. I — Of Gold
- 57Chap. II — Of Silver
- 58Chap. III — Of Copper
- 59Chap. IV — Of Iron
- 60Chap. V — Of Tin
- 61Chap. VI — Of Lead
- 62Chap. VII — Of Mercury
- 63Section III — Chap. I — Of Antimony
- 64Chap. II — Of Bismuth
- 65Chap. III — Of Zinc
- 66Chap. IV — Of Arsenic
- 67Part II — Of Vegetables · Section I — Operations on Unfermented Veg…
- 68Chap. II — Of the Substances Obtained From Vegetables by Trituration
- 69Chap. III — Of Operations on Fat Oils
- 70Chap. IV — Of the Substances Obtained From Vegetables With a Degree…
- 71Chap. V — Of Operations on Essential Oils
- 72Chap. VI — Of the Substances Obtained From Vegetables by Means of a…
- 73Chap. VII — Of the Substances Obtained From Vegetables by Combustion
- 74Chap. VIII — The Analysis of Some Particular Substances Belonging t…
- 75Chap. I — Of the Product of Spirituous Fermentation
- 76Chap. II — Spirit of Wine Combined With Different Substances
- 77Chap. III — Of Tartar
- 78Chap. IV — Crystal of Tartar Combined With Several Substances
- 79Chap. V — Of the Product of Acetous Fermentation
- 80Chap. VI — The Acid of Vinegar Combined With Different Substances
- 81Chap. VII — Of the Putrid Fermentation of Vegetable Substances
- 82Part III — Of Operations on Animal Substances — Chap. I — Of Milk
- 83Chap. II — Of the Substances Which Compose an Animal Body
- 84Chap. III — Of the Excrements of Animals
- 85Chap. IV — Of the Volatile Alkali
Elements of the Theory and Practice of Chymistry
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