Facts about processes, pigments, and vehicles : a manual for art students (1895)
Laurie, A. P. (Arthur Pillans), 1861-1949 · London ; New York : Macmillan · leaf 57
CHAPTER VII WHITE LEAD (fLAKE WHITE), BAEYTES, ZINC WHITE, LEAD SULPHATE We have already seen how. iron in combination with the oxygen of the air yields a series of valuable pigments. We must now study briefly the properties of another gas which enters into the composition of white lead, and the… … lime forms chalk and MAKING CARBONIC ACID GAS marble. After the acid has been acting on the marble for a few minutes, lower a lighted taper into the bottle.
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