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Extracts from the minutes of the Linen Board of Ireland, relative to the oxymuriate of lime ... called, lime bleaching liquor ... and a substitute for ashes ... called detergent salt ... introduced ... by Tennant, Knox and Company, of Glasgow ..

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Linen and Hempen Manufactures of Ireland
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Title Extracts from the minutes of the Linen Board of Ireland, relative to the oxymuriate of lime ... called, lime bleaching liquor ... and a substitute for ashes ... called detergent salt ... introduced ... by Tennant, Knox and Company, of Glasgow ...
Additional Titles Opinions and certificates given in 1810, by scientific persons and bleachers in Great Britain, in proof of the utility of bleaching powder, or, oxymuriate of lime, in a concrete state.
Contributors Tennant, Knox and Company (Firm)
Publisher Glasgow : [Publisher not identified]
Creation Date 1813
Notes הספר נסרק במסגרת פרויקט 450 שנה לספר העברי
Call number at Current Custodian From the collection of Sidney M. Edelstein 1912-1994. donated to the National Library in 1976.
Extent 2 pts in 1v.
Language English
National Library system number 990028758270205171

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