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Loysel's Strass or Paste

Pure silex (flint or quartz), 100 parts; red oxide of lead (minium), 150 parts; calcined potash, 30 to 35 parts; calcined borax, 10 parts; arsenious acid, 1 part. This produces a paste which has great brilliancy and refractive and dispers- Nos. 2720 to 2723.)

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