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Eger Water

Carbonate of soda, ese, 36 grain; water, 2 pints; carbonic acid, 5 grains; sulphate of soda, 4 scruples; muri- 5 volumes. Dissolve the sulphate of iron in ate of soda , 10 grains; sulphate of magnesia, part of the water; dissolve the other soluble 3 grains; muriate of lime, 5 grains; carbonated salts in the remainder of the water, add the water, 1 pint. insoluble salts to the solution, and charge it Or it may be made without apparatus thus: with the carbonic acid. Mix the two solutions Bicarbonate of soda, 30 grains; muriate of in a bottle, and cork it immediately. 4449 Seidlitz Water. This is usually imitated by strongly aerating a solution of 2 soda, 1 drachm; muriate of soda, 2 grains;

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