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Hazardous
Phenolphthalein: Phthalic Anhydride and Phenol Heated with Sulphuric Acid (Cohen, 1920)
by Charlie
Organic
5
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Solid Carbon Dioxide: Liquid Let Out into a Woollen Bag and Pressed in a Wooden Mould (Landolt, Thorpe 1912)
by Charlie
Inorganic
2
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0
0
0
0
Hazardous
Liquid Carbon Dioxide in Thilorier's Apparatus: Baking Soda and Sulphuric Acid Under Their Own Pressure (Sloane, 1899)
by Charlie
Inorganic
7
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Saw File: Three-Square, Forged in a Boss, Cut by Hand and Hardened (Ure, 1839)
by Forge
Metalworking Tools
12
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Evaporating Pan: Sheet Lead Folded Up at the Angles (Ure, 1839)
by Forge
Metalworking
5
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Putty: Whiting Mixed with Linseed Oil to a Dough (Henley, 1907)
by Woody
Materials
5
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Lead Came Mould: Two Hinged Grooved Irons (Theophilus, tr. Hendrie 1847)
by Forge
Glassworking
5
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Lead Came: Window Rods Cast in a Split Wooden Mould (Theophilus, tr. Hendrie 1847)
by Forge
Glassworking
6
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Lead Came: Window Rods Cast in a Hinged Iron Mould (Theophilus, tr. Hendrie 1847)
by Forge
Glassworking
5
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1
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Coloured Glass Sheets: Beech-Ash Glass Blown into Cylinders and Flattened (Theophilus, tr. Hendrie 1847)
by Bubbles
Coloring
2
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0
0
Hazardous
Asbestos Fibre: Crude Chrysotile Hand-Cobbed into No. I and No. II (Cirkel, 1910)
by Forge
Mineralogy
2
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Perforated Screen Plate: Clear- or Buhr-Punched Steel Plate (Richards, Ore Dressing, 1903)
by Forge
Furnace
4
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0
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Crude Glycerol: Candle-Works Sweet Water Neutralised and Steam-Concentrated to 28° Bé (Thorpe, 1912)
by Charlie
Industrial
3
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0
0
0
0
Hazardous
Chromium Trioxide: Zettnow's Dichromate and Sulphuric Acid Method (Thorpe, 1912)
by Charlie
Inorganic
5
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0
0
0
0
Hazardous
Mercurous Sulfate: Mercury Dissolved in Sulphuric Acid with Gentle Heat (Thorpe, 1912)
by Charlie
Inorganic
3
0
0
0
0
0
Hazardous
Sulfur Dioxide: Manganese Dioxide Heated with Sulphur (Thorpe, 1913)
by Charlie
Inorganic
5
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0
0
0
0
Hazardous
Sulfur Dioxide: Sulphur Burnt in Air or Oxygen (Thorpe, 1913)
by Charlie
Inorganic
4
0
0
0
0
0
Hazardous
Methane: Sodium Acetate Heated with Calcined Soda and Lime (Thorpe, 1912)
by Charlie
Organic
5
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0
0
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Rubber Compound: Raw Rubber Washed, Dried and Mixed with Sulphur on Hot Rolls (Thorpe, 1913)
by Charlie
Polymer
5
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0
0
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Steel Pipe: Butt-Welded Through a Bell, Sized, Threaded and Tested (National Tube Co., 1921)
by Forge
Furnace
3
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0
0
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Steel Skelp: Ingot to Bloom to Continuous Skelp Mill (National Tube Co., 1921)
by Forge
Furnace
4
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0
0
1
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Iron Tube: Butt-Welded by Drawing Through Dies on a Draw Bench (Whitehouse, 1825)
by Forge
Furnace
8
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1
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Tinned Copper Wire: Boiled with Cream of Tartar and Grain Tin (Spon's Workshop Receipts)
by Forge
Finishing
2
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Hazardous
Ammonium Sulphate: Gas Liquor through a Coffey Still into a Lead Saturator (London works, Lunge 1887)
by Charlie
Industrial
3
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0
0
0
0
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