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Every thing which the earth produces , whether flowers , fruits , grains , spices ,
aromatical or vulnerary plants , as well as perfumed oils or essences , · are
objects of distillation . : There are three species of distilling . The first , called
distilling ...
Every thing which the earth produces , whether flowers , fruits , grains , spices ,
aromatical or vulnerary plants , as well as perfumed oils or essences , · are
objects of distillation . : There are three species of distilling . The first , called
distilling ...
Página 177
GENERAL RULES FOR THE DISTILLATION OF SIMPLE WATERS . ... When
fresh and juicy herbs are to be distilled , thrice their weight of water will be fully
sufficient , but dry ones require a much larger quantity , In general , there should
be so ...
GENERAL RULES FOR THE DISTILLATION OF SIMPLE WATERS . ... When
fresh and juicy herbs are to be distilled , thrice their weight of water will be fully
sufficient , but dry ones require a much larger quantity , In general , there should
be so ...
Página 179
into water at the bottom of the receiver , and that strongly impregnated with the
essential oil , and the salt of the ve . getable thus distilled ; which , if wanted to
make spirituous or compound water , is easily done , by simply adding some
good ...
into water at the bottom of the receiver , and that strongly impregnated with the
essential oil , and the salt of the ve . getable thus distilled ; which , if wanted to
make spirituous or compound water , is easily done , by simply adding some
good ...
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Take of the leaves of fresh damask roses , with the heels cut off , 6 lbs . water , as
much as to prevent burning . Distil off a gallon . The distilled waters should be
drawn from dried herbs , because the fresh cannot be got at all times in the year .
Take of the leaves of fresh damask roses , with the heels cut off , 6 lbs . water , as
much as to prevent burning . Distil off a gallon . The distilled waters should be
drawn from dried herbs , because the fresh cannot be got at all times in the year .
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Take of aqua vitæ , four times distilled , 3 parts , the tops and flowers of rosemary
, 2 parts . To be put together in a close - topped vessel , and allowed to stand in a
warm place , during fifty hours , then to be distilled in an alembic , and of this ...
Take of aqua vitæ , four times distilled , 3 parts , the tops and flowers of rosemary
, 2 parts . To be put together in a close - topped vessel , and allowed to stand in a
warm place , during fifty hours , then to be distilled in an alembic , and of this ...
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