This section is from the book "The Engineer's And Mechanic's Encyclopaedia", by Luke Hebert. Also available from Amazon: Engineer's And Mechanic's Encyclopaedia.
See Pumps.
See Engraving.
See Lamps.
See Diving Apparatus.
See Sulphur.
See Anacardium.
See AEther.
See Congelation, Frost, and Chemistry.
See Chemistry.
See Frankincense.
A species of carbonate of lime.
Mineral water impregnated with iron is so called.
A wind instrument of the reed kind.
The native fluate of lime.
A regular polygon of twelve sides.
See Iron and Steel.
A solution of sulphur in oil.
Ignited nitrate of lime.
The native sulphate of lead.
The sulphate of soda.
An ore of iron.
Sulphuretted hydrogen gas.
Ignited muriate of lime.
One of the species of silver ore.
The art of Dialling
 
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