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Exhaustion—Continuation—17 July 1798

1. Preserving {Colours
{Provisions &c

Preserving

II. Improving Distillation.

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. Replacing 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 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—Coating.

1. Metals

2. Stone

3. Glasses

4. Pottery

5. Wood.

6. Horn, bone ivory.

II. for configuration

- Casting

1. Metal

2. Glasses

3. Wax

4. Plaster of Paris

5. Paper Mache

6. Compositions

IV. Facilitating Intromission

1. Filling thermometer
& barometer tubes

2 Filling beads

3. Filling hollow mirrors.

V. Facilitating Impregnation.

1. Dying fibrous substances
woven or unwoven
as

1. Raw cotton &c.

2. Thread.

3. Silks.

4. Marble.

5. Wood.

6. Straw.

7. Bone.

II. Impregnating for

suppling

1. Skins with oil

2. Straw with water

III. Tanning by
1. Bark or vegetable
astringents.
2. Saline astringents.

IV. Impregnating Preserving provisions
by with salt &c. without
rubbing.

V. Impregnating wood
with

1. Antiputrescents

2. Anticombustibles

3 Poisons against insects

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6. Facilitating Transmission
and Percolation

1. Filtering water through
1. Stones
2. Graduated Powders.

2. Clarifying Sugar
by water

3. Clarifying C
1. Glue } while
2. Portable soups } hot
3. Jellies}

4. Filtering { 1. Crystallization
quick to}
{ 2. Corrosion

7. Facilitating Mixture

1. Mashing

2. Mixing with water the powders
and for Cements as
1. Lime
2. Paris Plaster
3. Terras
4. Sand

3. Mixing the ingredients
of pottery .

4. Mixing the materials
of Paper & Paper Mache

5. Mixing oil with
1. Chalk for Putty
2. Powders for Paints
3. Drying ingredients.

6. Mixing the butter
fat or oil with the
Potted
ingredients in &c
1. Potted Meat
2. — Fish
3. — Cheese
4. — Laver &c

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8. Facilitating Pressu<re>
for

1. Compaction of
1. Cotton Wool &c
2. Stuffs

II. Polition of
1. Metals
2. Stones.
3. Glasses

III Comminution by alternate
1. Lavigation
2. Sifting.

Especially where
air is a cause of
deterioration—as
in
1. White Leads
2. Other pigments.

IV. Junction or
Configuration
(butter softening) of
1. Horn
2. Tortoise-shell
3. Elastic Resin.
4. Skins.

V. Junction after cementative
impregnation
as
1. Gluing Wood c.
2. Gluing Veneers of
Wood
3. Gluing Veneers of
Stone

VI. Configuration of
pastes by holes as
1. Vermilcelli
2. Macaroni

9. Regulation of Heat
by regulation of the
pressure of the Air
upon the fluid to be heated
for
1. Regulating <lb/ 2. Tempering Metals.

Identifier: | JB/169/207/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 169.
Date_1	1795-07-17	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	169	Main Headings	panopticon versus new south wales
Folio number	207	Info in main headings field	exhaustion - contents patent for exclusion of air
Image	002	Titles
Category	plan	Number of Pages	3
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	i taylor
Marginals		Paper Producer	evan nepean
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year
Notes public		ID Number	57027
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