Mineral waters of Europe : including a short description of artificial mineral waters.

  • Tichborne, Charles Robert Claeke.
Date:
1883
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Credit: Mineral waters of Europe : including a short description of artificial mineral waters. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University.

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    manganese, barium, potassium (0-62), Bulphate of sodium (0 84), traces of lithium, phosphoric acid, &c. The Rases are nitrogen and carbonic acid gas. Baden-Baden.—See analysis (Bunsen), p. 139. Malvern, Worcester.—Said to be a beautifully pure water, type of a water which is sometimes called indifferent. Bosbach.—See analysis (Wanklyn), p. 136. Schwalheim.—iiee analyses (Tichboine), p. 141. Saint Galmier.—See analysis (Tichborne), p. 135. Tainus.—A. 390. See analysis (Taylor), p. 118. Wilhelm's-Quelle.— See analyses (Freecnius, and othen), p. 129. Class 4.—Chalybeate. Bilin.—See Alkaline Waters. Harrogate Kissingen.—See analysis (Attfield), p. 132. Orezza.—A. 1730'. See analysis (Poggiale), p. 138. Pougces, on the line from Pari3 to Nevers.—Two establishments, very celebrated. Contains about l£ grains per gallon of lerious carbonate.