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1. Fish.<lb/>
1. Fish.<lb/>
2. Green Legumes<lb/><pb/>
2. Green Legumes<lb/><pb/>
 
<head>XI. Preservation of<lb/>
miscellaneous substances.<lb/></head>
I. by removal of<lb/>
the air considered<lb/>
as a <hi rend='underline'>cause</hi> of deterioration.<lb/>
1. Preventing the decoction of <unclear>Increition</unclear><lb/>
Book from being <lb/>
spoiled by <del>too <gap/>
</del><add>boiling</add><lb/>
heat applied for the <lb/>
purpose of evaporation <lb/>
See Bancroft 321.<lb/>
2. Extraction of air-<lb/>
bubbles from glass<lb/>
while in the melting-<lb/>
pot in the instance<lb/>
of <del>boiling</del> achromatic<lb/>
glass for telescopes<lb/>
3 - in the instance<lb/>
of glass for looking-<lb/>
glasses.<lb/>
II-by removal of the <lb/>
air considered as an<lb/>
obstacle to the introduction<lb/>
of preservative<lb/>
ingredients:.i.e.<lb/>
to impregnation<lb/>
1. Tanning Hides<lb/>
2. Tanning Entrails<lb/>
3. Tanning the skin of <sic>furrs</sic>.<lb/>
4. Impregnating wood<lb/>
with <unclear>sabin</unclear> or<lb/>
oleaginous substances<lb/>
with a view to preservation<lb/>
from decay.<lb/>
5. Impregnating wood<lb/>
wood with <unclear>sabin</unclear> substances<lb/>
with a view to preservation<lb/>
from fire.<lb/><pb/>
<head>XII Heat <unclear>assistant</unclear><lb/>
to Exhaustion -<lb/></head>
<p>in cases of<lb/>
1. Impregnation <gap/><lb/>
<del>x</del> <hi rend='underline'>Impregnation</hi>, V,VII<add>Columns</add><lb/>
XI Preservation, II.<lb/>
2. Exsiccation - See<lb/>
Exsiccation.<lb/></p>





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X. Preservation of
provisions. i.e. in an
altered state
II - in an altered state
1. Facilitating the perfect application
of the preservative
ingredients
in the way of potting
2 — salting 3. preserving in sugar.
4 — in vinegar
5 — in compound
pickles
6. Assisting preservation
in the way of
drying - See Exsiccation.
1. Fish.
2. Green Legumes

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XI. Preservation of
miscellaneous substances.
I. by removal of
the air considered
as a cause of deterioration.
1. Preventing the decoction of Increition
Book from being
spoiled by too boiling
heat applied for the
purpose of evaporation
See Bancroft 321.
2. Extraction of air-
bubbles from glass
while in the melting-
pot in the instance
of boiling achromatic
glass for telescopes
3 - in the instance
of glass for looking-
glasses.
II-by removal of the
air considered as an
obstacle to the introduction
of preservative
ingredients:.i.e.
to impregnation
1. Tanning Hides
2. Tanning Entrails
3. Tanning the skin of furrs.
4. Impregnating wood
with sabin or
oleaginous substances
with a view to preservation
from decay.
5. Impregnating wood
wood with sabin substances
with a view to preservation
from fire.

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XII Heat assistant
to Exhaustion -

in cases of
1. Impregnation
x Impregnation, V,VIIColumns
XI Preservation, II.
2. Exsiccation - See
Exsiccation.




Identifier: | JB/107/079/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 107.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

107

Main Headings

panopticon

Folio number

079

Info in main headings field

exhaustion & condensation

Image

001

Titles

preservation / heat / condensation / vessels

Category

plan

Number of Pages

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

2

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

35070

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