... artificial one is formed by sinking a shaft into the rock-salt, and, if necessary, introducing water. This, when saturated, is pumped up, and evaporated more or less rapidly in large iron pans. As the salt separates, it is removed from the bottom... The Elements of Inorganic Chemistry - Página 123por John Charles Buckmaster - 1858 - 216 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
| George Fownes - 1845 - 498 páginas
...salt separates, it is removed from the bottom df the vessels by means of a scoop, pressed while still moist into moulds, and then transferred to the drying stove. When large crystals are required, as for the coarse-grained bay-salt used in curing provisions, the evaporation is slowly conducted. Common... | |
| Alexander Fisher Olmsted - 1851 - 344 páginas
...pans. As the salt separates, it is removed from the bottom by means of a scoop, pressed, while still moist, into moulds, and then transferred to the drying stove. When large crystals are required, as for coarse lay salt, used in curing provisions, the evaporation is slowly conducted. This kind of salt... | |
| John Charles Buckmaster - 1863 - 284 páginas
...A large quantity of salt is obtained from the brine springs of Droitwich ; but our chief supply|is from the mines of Cheshire. Rock salt is always too...similar to the corresponding potassium compounds. Tungslate of Soda, NaO,Wo3,2HO, or NaWo3,2HO. Every year considerable loss of life occurs from the... | |
| George Fownes - 1863 - 854 páginas
...salt separates, it is removed from the bottom of the vessels by means of a scoop, pressed while still moist into moulds, and then transferred to the drying stove. When large crystals are required, as for the coarse-grained Imy-S'ilt used in curing provisions, the evaporation is slowly conducted. Common... | |
| George Fownes - 1866 - 612 páginas
...salt separates, it is removed from the bottom of the vessels by means of a scoop, pressed while still moist into moulds, and then transferred to the drying stove. When large crystals are required, as for the coarse-grained bay-salt used in curing provisions, the evaporation is slowly conducted. Common... | |
| John Charles Buckmaster - 1869 - 360 páginas
...from the mines of Cheshire. Rock salt is always too impure for use ; and if no natural brine spring exists, one is formed by sinking a shaft into the...bay salt, the evaporation is conducted very slowly. The commercial article generally contains a little magnesic chloride, which renders it somewhat deliquescent.... | |
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