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An essay on combustion, with a view to a new art of dying and painting
Elizabeth Fulhame
Elizabeth Fulhame was decades ahead of her time, proposing ideas about catalysis and reduction that chemistry would take generations to catch up to. Her essay explores combustion through experiments reducing metals with hydrogen, aimed at a new art of dyeing and painting. A brilliant, long-overlooked work by a pioneering woman of science. Meet a chemist history nearly forgot.
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168 chapters
- 1AN ESSAY ON COMBUSTION, WITH A VIEW TO A NEW ART OF DYING AND PAINTING.
- 2PREFACE.
- 3CONTENTS.
- 4INTRODUCTION.
- 5CHAPTER I. REDUCTION of METALS BY HYDROGEN GAS.
- 6Exp. 1. Gold.
- 7Exp. 2. Gold.
- 8Exp. 3. Silver.
- 9Exp. 4. Lead.
- 10Exp. 5. Gold.
- 11Exp. 6. Silver.
- 12Exp. 7. Silver.
- 13Exp. 8. Platina.
- 14Exp. 9. Mercury.
- 15Exp. 10. Copper.
- 16Exp. 11. Lead.
- 17Exp. 12. Tin.
- 18Exp. 13. Arsenic.
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