Experiments made in order to ascertain the nature of some mineral substances, and, in particular, to see how far the acids of sea-salt and of vitriol contribute to mineralize metallic and other substances. S. (605)-628, in: Philosophical Transactions, London 1776. Kl.4°. Mod. Pbd. mit Rsch.

Erstdruck. - Cole 1389: "... 25 experiments made to determine the extent of mineralization by acid of salt (hydrochloric) and acid of vitriol (sulphuric). The conclusion reached was that silver and mercury are the only metals mineralized by acid of salt and that the mineral formed also contains acid of vitriol...". - Exlibris. - (1355)

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