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བིལུ་པིརིན་ཊི (༡༦༦)

Antimony Trioxide: Roasted Antimony Fused with More Metal (Thorpe 1912)

Extruded Polystyrene Foam: Butylene-Blown Logs 20 Inches Across (McIntire, Dow 1948, Ex. 4)

Extruded Polystyrene Foam: Propylene-Blown Log Let Out at 75 °C (McIntire, Dow 1948, Ex. 3, Test 4)

Extruded Polystyrene Foam: Propylene-Blown Log Let Out at 60 °C (McIntire, Dow 1948, Ex. 3, Test 3)

Extruded Polystyrene Foam: Propylene-Blown Log Let Out at 50 °C (McIntire, Dow 1948, Ex. 3, Test 2)

Extruded Polystyrene Foam: Propylene-Blown Log Let Out at 40 °C (McIntire, Dow 1948, Ex. 3, Test 1)

Extruded Polystyrene Foam: Methyl and Methylene Chloride Gel Let Out at 100 °C (McIntire, Dow 1948, Ex. 2)

Extruded Polystyrene Foam: Methyl and Methylene Chloride Gel Let Out at 90 °C (McIntire, Dow 1948, Ex. 2)

Extruded Polystyrene Foam: Methyl and Methylene Chloride Gel Let Out at 80 °C (McIntire, Dow 1948, Ex. 2)

Dichloromethane: Chloroform Reduced with Zinc, Alcohol and Hydrochloric Acid (Greene, in Thorpe 1912)

Lead Dioxide: Red Lead Treated with Nitric Acid (Thorpe 1912)

Cadmium Sulphide: Precipitated from a Cadmium Salt with an Alkaline Sulphide (Thorpe 1912)

Cadmium Chloride: Cadmium Dissolved in Hydrochloric Acid and Evaporated (Thorpe 1912)

Strontium Carbonate: Powdered Celestine Boiled with Soda Solution (Thorpe 1912)

Bismuth Oxide: Subnitrate Heated until the Red Fumes Stop (Thorpe 1913)

Bismuth Oxide: Subnitrate Boiled with Sodium Hydroxide Solution (British Pharmacopoeia, 1907)

Bismuth Subnitrate: Bismuth through Nitrate and Carbonate to the White Powder (USP 1870)

Milk Sugar: Creamery Whey Cleared with Acid and Lime, Crystallised in Vacuo (LaWall 1902)

Lactic Acid: Wackenroder's Calcium Lactate Split with Oxalic Acid (US Dispensatory 1907)

Lactic Acid: Milk, Milk Sugar and Chalk Fermented a Month (Wackenroder, US Dispensatory 1907)

Milk Sugar: Whey Boiled to a Fifteenth, Crystallised and Decolourised (US Dispensatory 1907)

Clear Adhesive Tape, Example E as Written: Rubber, Rosin and Beta-Naphthol in Benzol (Drew 1939)

Lactic Acid: Fermented Whey, Lime, Oxalic Acid and Alcohol (Louradour, US Dispensatory 1907)

Bismuth Oxide: Bismuth Burned at a Red-White Heat in a Muffle (Thorpe 1913)