This section is from the book "A Treatise On Beverages or The Complete Practical Bottler", by Charles Herman Sulz. Also available from Amazon: A Treatise On Beverages.
Analysis of and Formula for Making. - Bohemia, Austria. Analysis of Ragsky, 1862. (Parts in One Hundred Thousand.)
Potash sulphate............. | 16.359 |
Soda carbonate........... | 136.189 |
Soda sulphate........... | 237.187 |
Sodium chloride............. | 103.067 |
Lime carbonate............ | 29.741 |
Lime phospate............... | 0.019 |
Calcium flouride........... | 0.351 |
Strontian carbonate.......... | 0.079 |
Magnesia carbonate.......... | 12.410 |
Iron carbonate........... | 0.280 |
Manganese carbonate.... | . 0.060 |
Alumine phosphate | 0.038 |
. 7.278 | |
Sodium iodine............... Sodium bromide.............. Acid boric................. Lithium................. Rubidium................ Caesium.................... | traces |
Total...... | 543.058 |
Carbonic acid gas, 76.040, sp.grav.(at 20° C.) 1.0053. Temperature, 74° C. | |
Imitation. For 10 gallons of water = 80 lbs.
Grains. | |
Sodium phosphate............. | 0.44 |
Sodium flouride................ | 2.3 |
Sodium silicate.............. | 90.9 |
Potassium sulphate........... | 100.5 |
Sodium chloride................ | 415.4 |
Sodium carbonate.............. | 3048.0 |
Sodium sulphate.......... | 2766.5 |
Aluminium chloride............. | 0.26 |
Strontium chloride................. | 0.42 |
Calcium chloride.................. | 206.0 |
Magnesium sulphate............. | 223.2 |
Manganese sulphate.......... | 0.71 |
Iron sulphate | 4.1 |
Acid sulphuric........... | 59.6 |
The Carlsbad mineral waters are usually drunk while hot, as the natural "Sprudel" water has a temperature of 73° C. The artificial Carlsbad waters are therefore frequently imitated in double concentration, and before drinking mixed with an equal quantity of hot water in order to bring them to the temperature and concentration of the natural water. This mixture of hot water with the double strength artificial water, represents then the imitation of the natural water in regard to components and temperature.
 
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