CHEMISTRY.
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£ s. d.
Set of brass apparatus, for exhibiting a variety of experiments on the ignition of the gases, consisting of a pipe, jet, and whirl, adapted to the air cocks . . . . . .0116
A great variety of detached articles, in ivory and brass, the screws of which correspond with the air cocks and other apparatus; comprising caps for air jars, retort caps, bladder ferrules, adopting pieces, union joints, jets of various forms, &c.
Oiled silk bags, mounted with ivory, for breathing the
nitrous oxide
.
0
15
0
Prepared caoutchouc ditto
.
1
5
0
Flexible caoutchouc tubes, mounted with connecting
screws
. . 8s. to
0
12
0
Pewter ditto, ditto, per foot
. . Is. to
0
2
0
Copper ditto, ditto.
. . 9d. to
0
1
6
Priestley’s eudiomete.
. . 5s. to
0
12
0
Berthollet’s ditto
. . 5s. to
0
7
6
Sir H. Davy's ditto ’
. . 7s. to
0
10
0
Pepy’s ditto, with elastic bag .
.
0
10
6
Dr. Hope’s eudiometer . ,
.
0
10
6
Volta’s, for the analysis of gases
by the electrical
spark ....
, . 5s. to
0
18
0
Ditto, with a spring, adapted to the mercurial
trough
. . £1 to
1
15
0
Sir H. Davy’s improved ditto .
. . 7s. to
0
15
0
Dr Ure’s ditto
. . 10s. to
0
12
6
Gay Lussac’s ditto . .
.
Scheel’s ditto .
.
Eudiometers, of various forms, graduated into cubic
inches and decimal parts
. . 5s. to
0
12
6
Plain ditto ....
. . Is. to
0
6
0
Nooth’s apparatus, for impregnating
fluids with gases
• • •
. £3 10s. to
5
5
0