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III FAcilitating Contact 1. for junction by cohesion 0 Coating. 1. Metals 2. Stone 3. Glasses 4. Pottery 5. Wood. 6. Horn, bone ivory. II. for configuration - Casting 1. Metals 2. Glasses 3. Wax 4. Plaster of Paris 5. Paper Mache 6. Compositions IV. FAcilitating Intromission 1. Filling thermometer & barometer tubes 3 Filling beads 3. Filling hollow mirrors. V. Facilitating Impregnation. 1. Dying fibrous substances woven or unwoven as 1. Raw cotton &c 2. Tread 3. <gap/> 4. Marble 5. Wood 6. Straw. 7 Bone. <gap/>. Impregnating for suppling 1. Skins with oil 2. Straw with water III. Tanning by 1. Bark or vegetable astringents 2. Saline astringents II. <gap/> IV Impregnating Preserving provisions <gap/> with salt &c without rubbing. V. Impregnating wood with 1. Antiputrescents 2. Anticombustibles 3 Poisons against insects | |||
Exhaustion — Continue 17 July 1798
1. Preserving {Colours
{Provisions &c
Preserving
II Improving Distillation I
III. Facilitating Contact
IV. Facilitating Intromission
V. Facilitating
Impregnation.
VI. — Transmission
and Percolation.
VII Mixture
VIII. Pressure.
IX. Regulation of
Heat.
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1. Preserving Colour
2 Resprov
1 Colours
{Putrefaction
2. Provisions { Acidification
{Rancidity
3. Lime
4 Metals
5. Seeds
6. Redplacing the deleterious
body with
a preservative one
as carbonic acid gas.
II. Improving Distillation
1. Preserving against
empyreuma
II Saving Purifying by Distillation Distilling
substances now undistillable.
3III. Subliming in
the dry way metals
&c now unsubliminable
IV. Saving heat by
saving fuel <add>using less</add>
burning less fuel.
5V. Saving heat by
employing the waste
heat of fewel burnt
for other purposes.
6VI Saving heat by
heating without burning
as by
1. Fermentation
2. Mixture
3. Insolution.
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III FAcilitating Contact 1. for junction by cohesion 0 Coating. 1. Metals 2. Stone 3. Glasses 4. Pottery 5. Wood. 6. Horn, bone ivory. II. for configuration - Casting 1. Metals 2. Glasses 3. Wax 4. Plaster of Paris 5. Paper Mache 6. Compositions IV. FAcilitating Intromission 1. Filling thermometer & barometer tubes 3 Filling beads 3. Filling hollow mirrors. V. Facilitating Impregnation. 1. Dying fibrous substances woven or unwoven as 1. Raw cotton &c 2. Tread 3. 4. Marble 5. Wood 6. Straw. 7 Bone. . Impregnating for suppling 1. Skins with oil 2. Straw with water III. Tanning by 1. Bark or vegetable astringents 2. Saline astringents II. IV Impregnating Preserving provisions with salt &c without rubbing. V. Impregnating wood with 1. Antiputrescents 2. Anticombustibles 3 Poisons against insects
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panopticon versus new south wales |
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exhaustion - contents patent for exclusion of air |
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jeremy bentham |
i taylor |
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evan nepean |
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