An essay on combustion, with a view to a new art of dying and painting

About this eBook

Author

Fulhame, Mrs. (Elizabeth), active 1780-1810

Title

An essay on combustion, with a view to a new art of dying and painting : Wherein the phlogistic and antiphlogistic hypotheses are proven erroneous

Original Publication

London: Elizabeth Fulhame, 1794.

Credits

MWS, Chris Miceli, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

Language

English

LoC Class

QD: Science: Chemistry

Subject

Chemistry

Category

Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 77630

Release Date

January 6, 2026

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Untitled
2. 2.AN ESSAY ON COMBUSTION , WITH A VIEW TO A NEW ART OF DYING AND PAINTING.
3. 3.PREFACE.
4. 4.CONTENTS.
5. 5.INTRODUCTION.
6. 6.CHAPTER I. REDUCTION of METALS BY HYDROGEN GAS. — Exp. 1. Gold. — Exp. 2. Gold. — Exp. 3. Silver. — Exp. 4. Lead. — Exp. 5. Gold. — Exp. 6. Silver. — Exp. 7. Silver. — Exp. 8. Platina. — Exp. 9. Mercury. — Exp. 10. Copper. — Exp. 11. Lead. — Exp. 12. Tin. — Exp. 13. Arsenic. — Exp. 14. Bismuth. — Exp. 15. Antimony. — Exp. 16. Iron. — Exp. 17. Zinc. — Exp. 18. Gold. — Exp. 19. Gold. — Exp. 20. Silver. — Exp. 21. Mercury. — Exp. 22. Lead.
7. 7.CHAPTER II. Reduction of Metals by Phosphorus. — Exp. 1. Gold. — Exp. 2. Gold. — Exp. 3. Gold. — Exp. 4. Gold. — Exp. 5. Gold. — Exp. 6. Gold. — Exp. 7. Gold. — Exp. 8. Gold. — Exp. 9. Gold. — Exp. 10. Gold. — Exp. 11. Silver. — Exp. 12. Silver. — Exp. 13. Silver. — Exp. 14. Silver. — Exp. 15. Silver. — Exp. 16. Platina. — Exp. 17. Mercury. — Exp. 18. Mercury. — Exp. 19. Copper. — Exp. 20. Copper. — Exp. 21. Tin. — Exp. 22. Gold. — Exp. 23. Gold. — Exp. 24. Gold. — Exp. 25. Silver. — Exp. 26. Silver.
8. 8.CHAPTER III. Reduction of Metals by Sulphur. — Exp. 1. Gold. — Exp. 2. Gold. — Exp. 3. Silver. — Exp. 4. Silver. — Exp. 5. Platina. — Exp. 6. Mercury. — Exp. 7. Mercury. — Exp. 8. Copper. — Exp. 9. Lead. — Exp. 10. Tin. — Exp. 11. Arsenic. — Exp. 12. Bismuth. — Exp. 13. Antimony. — Exp. 14. Iron. — Exp. 15. Zinc.
9. 9.CHAPTER IV. Reduction of Metals by Alkaline Sulphure. — Exp. 1. Gold. — Exp. 2. Gold. — Exp. 3. Silver. — Exp. 4. Silver. — Exp. 5. Silver. — Exp. 6. Platina. — Exp. 7. Mercury. — Exp. 8. Mercury. — Exp. 9. Copper. — Exp. 10. Lead. — Exp. 11. Tin. — Exp. 12. Arsenic. — Exp. 13. Bismuth. — Exp. 14. Antimony. — Exp. 15. Cobalt. — Exp. 16. Iron. — Exp. 17. Zinc. — Exp. 18. Manganese.
10. 10.CHAPTER V. REDUCTION of METALS BY SULPHURATED HYDROGEN GAS . — Exp. 1. Gold — Exp. 2. Gold. — Exp. 3. Gold. — Exp. 4. Silver. — Exp. 5. Silver. — Exp. 6. Platina. — Exp. 7. Mercury. — Exp. 8. Copper. — Exp. 9. Lead. — Exp. 10. Tin. — Exp. 11. Arsenic. — Exp. 12. Bismuth. — Exp. 13. Antimony. — Exp. 14. Iron. — Exp. 15. Zinc. — Exp. 16. Zinc.
11. 11.CHAPTER VI. REDUCTION of METALS BY PHOSPHORATED HYDROGEN GAS . — Exp. 1. Gold. — Exp. 2. Silver. — Exp. 3. Platina. — Exp. 4. Mercury. — Exp. 5. Copper. — Exp. 6. Lead. — Exp. 7. Tin. — Exp. 8. Arsenic. — Exp. 9. Bismuth. — Exp. 10. Antimony. — Exp. 11. Cobalt. — Exp. 12. Iron. — Exp. 13. Zinc.
12. 12.CHAPTER VII. REDUCTION of METALS BY CHARCOAL . — Exp. 1. Gold. — Exp. 2. Gold. — Exp. 3. Gold. — Exp. 4. Silver. — Exp. 5. Platina. — Exp. 6. Mercury. — Exp. 7. Copper. — Exp. 8. Lead. — Exp. 9. Tin. — Exp. 10. Bismuth. — Exp. 11. Arsenic. — Exp. 12. Iron. — Exp. 13. Zinc. — Exp. 14. Manganese. — Exp. 15. Gold. — Exp. 16. Gold. — Exp. 17. Gold.
13. 13.CHAPTER VIII. REDUCTION of METALS BY LIGHT . — Exp. 1. Gold. — Exp. 2. Silver. — Exp. 3. Gold. — Exp. 4. Gold. — Exp. 5. Gold. — Exp. 6. Gold. — Exp. 7. Silver. — Exp. 8. Silver. — Exp. 9. Silver. — Exp. 10. Silver. — Exp. 11. Silver.
14. 14.CHAPTER IX. REDUCTION of METALS BY ACIDS . — Exp. 1. Silver. — Exp. 2. Platina. — Exp. 3. Tin. — Exp. 4. Mercury. — Exp. 5. Arsenic. — Exp. 6. Manganese.
15. 15.CHAPTER X. OXYGENATION OF COMBUSTIBLE BODIES . — Azote. — Hydrogen. — Phosphorus. — Sulphur. — Charcoal. — Metals .
16. 16.CHAPTER XI. CONCLUSION.
17. 17.Nomenclature of the Chymical Terms used in this Essay . — FOOTNOTES:
18. 18.TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE

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