Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 384
olution to evaporate slowly, you may obtainlarge crystals, for no portion of the salt is converted into vapor. The waterof our atmosphere isfresh though it is derivedfrom the salt sea. Sugardissolved in water, andpermitted to evaporate,yields crystals of sugar-candy. Alum readilycrystallizes in the… … Show-Stas. 350 Wonders of Earth, Sea, and Sky crystallized carbon. All our precious stones, the ruby,sapphire, beryl, topaz, emerald, are all examples ofthis crystalhzing power. You have heard of the force of gravitation, and youknow that it consists of an attraction of every particleof matter for…
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