Encyclopedia of Practical Receipts and Processes

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To Make Albumen

Expose 4338. To Reduce Phosphorus to dissolves readily by adding to the water a Powder. Melt the phosphorus in a phial containing some fresh urine, or a solution of pure urea, by the heat of hot water, and agitate until cold. Rectified spirit may be the strained white of egg, or the serum of used instead of urine or urea. (See No. 1899.) bullock's blood in a thin stratum, to a current

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