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BlueprintsCulture And HistoryErasIndustry 1.0 — Steam & Mechanization (1760)

Industry 1.0 — Steam & Mechanization (1760)

162 blueprints available

Blueprints (162)

White Charcoal Pig Iron: Calcined Magnetic Ore Smelted with Charcoal in a Swedish Blast Furnace (Percy, 1864)

White Charcoal Pig Iron: Calcined Magnetic Ore Smelted with Charcoal in a Swedish Blast Furnace (Percy, 1864)

by ForgeNO

Metalworking

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Wind Speed from a Cup Anemometer: Robinson's One-Third Law (1850)

Wind Speed from a Cup Anemometer: Robinson's One-Third Law (1850)

by PennyDK

Physics

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Oxygen from Green Leaves under Water in Sunshine (Ingenhousz 1779)

Oxygen from Green Leaves under Water in Sunshine (Ingenhousz 1779)

by CharlieDE

Botany

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Palladium: Palladium-Gold Fused with Silver, Parted in Nitric Acid, Thrown Down by Zinc (Roscoe 1913)
Hazardous

Palladium: Palladium-Gold Fused with Silver, Parted in Nitric Acid, Thrown Down by Zinc (Roscoe 1913)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Potassium: Carbonised Cream of Tartar and Charcoal Distilled from an Iron Bottle (Brunner and Wöhler, Thorpe 1912)
Hazardous

Potassium: Carbonised Cream of Tartar and Charcoal Distilled from an Iron Bottle (Brunner and Wöhler, Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Uninked Ribbon Fabric: Narrow Woven Cotton Strip with Two Selvages (Rogers, US 420,312, 1890)

Uninked Ribbon Fabric: Narrow Woven Cotton Strip with Two Selvages (Rogers, US 420,312, 1890)

by CharlieDE

Textile & Leather

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Woven Wire Screen Cloth on a Power Loom, 4 to 80 Wires per Inch (Bigelow, US 18,320, 1857)

Woven Wire Screen Cloth on a Power Loom, 4 to 80 Wires per Inch (Bigelow, US 18,320, 1857)

by CharlieDE

Industrial

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Benzoic Acid: Sublimed from Gum Benzoin into a Paper Cone at 170 °C (Mohr, after Thorpe 1912)

Benzoic Acid: Sublimed from Gum Benzoin into a Paper Cone at 170 °C (Mohr, after Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Organic

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Aluminium Hydroxide: Alum Solution Dropped into Ammonia Water (Ure 1839)

Aluminium Hydroxide: Alum Solution Dropped into Ammonia Water (Ure 1839)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Lead Borate: Faraday's Borate of Lead Glass, Boric Acid Crystals Reckoned at 36 Parts (Phil. Trans. 1830, §19)
Hazardous

Lead Borate: Faraday's Borate of Lead Glass, Boric Acid Crystals Reckoned at 36 Parts (Phil. Trans. 1830, §19)

by CharlieDE

Organic

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Lead Borate: Faraday's Borate of Lead Glass, Boric Acid Crystals Reckoned at 42 Parts (Phil. Trans. 1830, §25)
Hazardous

Lead Borate: Faraday's Borate of Lead Glass, Boric Acid Crystals Reckoned at 42 Parts (Phil. Trans. 1830, §25)

by CharlieDE

Organic

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Lead Nitrate: Litharge Dissolved in Dilute Nitric Acid and Crystallised (Faraday 1830)
Hazardous

Lead Nitrate: Litharge Dissolved in Dilute Nitric Acid and Crystallised (Faraday 1830)

by CharlieDE

Organic

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Precipitated Silver: Silver Chloride Reduced by Zinc in Acidulated Water (Thorpe 1913)

Precipitated Silver: Silver Chloride Reduced by Zinc in Acidulated Water (Thorpe 1913)

by CharlieDE

Organic

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Dextrin: Starch Moistened with Dilute Nitric Acid and Heated at 110-120 °C (Payen, in Thorpe 1912)

Dextrin: Starch Moistened with Dilute Nitric Acid and Heated at 110-120 °C (Payen, in Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Organic

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Silver Oxide: Silver Nitrate Precipitated with Solution of Potassa (USP 1870)

Silver Oxide: Silver Nitrate Precipitated with Solution of Potassa (USP 1870)

by CharlieDE

Organic

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

by CharlieDE

Organic

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

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

by CharlieDE

Organic

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

by CharlieDE

Organic

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

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

by CharlieDE

Organic

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

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

by CharlieDE

Organic

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Tungsten Trioxide: Wolframite Fused with Calcium Chloride (Wöhler)
Hazardous

Tungsten Trioxide: Wolframite Fused with Calcium Chloride (Wöhler)

by CharlieDE

Materials

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Lead Subacetate Solution: Lead Acetate Boiled with Litharge, USP 1860
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Lead Subacetate Solution: Lead Acetate Boiled with Litharge, USP 1860

by CharlieDE

Materials

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Reduced Iron: Iron Oxide Heated in Hydrogen, USP 1860
Hazardous

Reduced Iron: Iron Oxide Heated in Hydrogen, USP 1860

by CharlieDE

Materials

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Subcarbonate of Iron: Iron Sulfate and Soda Crystals, USP 1860

Subcarbonate of Iron: Iron Sulfate and Soda Crystals, USP 1860

by CharlieDE

Materials

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