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A hand-book on silex, embraced in three practical treatises: I. On soluble glass, and all its applications in the arts. II. On glass making, in all its details. III. A guide for soap making, the manufacture of all soaps and their manipulations... (1871)

Feuchtwanger, Lewis, 1805-1876 · New York : L. & J. W. Feuchtwanger · leaf 308

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300 SOAP MAKING. TABLE IV. Showing the different areometric degrees resulting from a mixture of 10 lbs. of soda lye, of 30 degrees Baume, with quantities of water mrying from 10 to 90 lbs. … The saponifiable oils and fats for the mannfactnre of all kinds of soaps are from the vegetable and ani- mal kingdoms ; the fats or fatty acids which, as already explained, consist of margaric, stearic and oleic acids, in combination with the oxide of glyceril in various proportious, we find the…

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