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Acetate of Lime

Neutralize acetic acid with prepared chalk (see No. 1292), filter the solution, evaporate by a gentle heat, and allow to crystallize. 4245. Chloride of Lime-called also sure between bibulous paper, and keep in a stoppered bottle. The mother-liquid will yield more crystals by further evaporation.

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