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Sulphur vivum | emroc - Early Modern Recipes Online Collective
“Sulphur vivum” means “ native or virgin sulphur ,” an active, bacteria-killing ingredient typically used for the treatment of skin conditions in the form of topical ointments. “Leamons” or lemons are also employed for their cleansing properties. emroc.hypotheses.org
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Flowers of sulfur - Wikipedia
Flowers of sulfur were traditionally produced by subliming naturally occurring sulfur, known as sulphur vivum. Impurities and moisture could cause acid ... en.wikipedia.org
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sulphur vivum - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
sulphur vivum. (obsolete, chemistry) Naturally occurring sulfur · Categories: Translingual lemmas · Translingual nouns · Translingual terms with obsolete ... en.wiktionary.org
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sulphur vivum
‖ sulphur vivum (ˈsʌlfə ˈvaɪvəm) [L., = living sulphur.] Native or virgin sulphur; also, in a fused, partly purified form (see quot. 1855).1651 French Distill. iii. 69 Take of Sulphur vivum as much as you please. 1728 Chambers Cycl. s.v. Sulphur, Sulphur Vivum is thus called, as being such as it is ... Oxford English Dictionary
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sulphur vivum, n. meanings, etymology and more
The earliest known use of the noun sulphur vivum is in the mid 1600s. OED's earliest evidence for sulphur vivum is from 1651, in the writing of John ... www.oed.com
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Weißenau Abbey | House of Applejay | Fine Spirits & Likör Distillery
The recipe describes adding to a still one pound of wine and one pound of red powdered salt (or roasted in a hot pot), four ounces of living sulfur*, and four ... www.houseofapplejay.com
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Flowers of sulfur
According to The Sulphur Institute, flowers of sulphur is widely used due to its powdered structure in rubber vulcanization, agricultural dusts, pharmaceutical Production Flowers of sulfur were traditionally produced by subliming naturally occurring sulfur, known as sulphur vivum. wikipedia.org
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Sulphur sb. World English Historical Dictionary - WEHD.com
(See also SULPHUR VIVUM.) In Chemistry, one of the non-metallic elements: atomic weight 32, symbol S. 2. Sulphur exists in two ... wehd.com
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Flowers of sulfur manufacturers, suppliers & exporters in ...
Flowers of sulfur were traditionally produced by subliming naturally occurring sulfur, known as sulphur vivum. Impurities and moisture could cause acid ... vizagchemical.com
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virgin sulphur - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
virgin sulphur (uncountable). Naturally occurring elemental sulfur. Synonyms. edit · sulphur vivum · Categories: English lemmas · English nouns ... en.wiktionary.org
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Sulphur Vive | Harry Potter Wiki - Fandom
A particular Sulphur Vive was used in the making of the perfect medicine, along with salt, urine, vinegar and Sal Ammoniac. harrypotter.fandom.com
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sulphur vif | sulphur vive, n. meanings, etymology and more
There is one meaning in OED's entry for the noun sulphur vif. See 'Meaning & use' for definition, usage, and quotation evidence. This word is now obsolete. It ... www.oed.com
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sulphur
▪ I. sulphur, n. (ˈsʌlfə(r)) Forms: 4–7 sulphre, 5–7 sulphure, 5, 7, 9 (now U.S.) sulfur, 6–7 sulpher, (4 sou(l)fre, soulphre, 5 solfre, 6 sulfure, sulfre, sulphyr, 7 sulfer), 5– sulphur. [a. AF. sulf(e)re (12th c.), OF. (mod.F.) soufre (from 13th c.) = Pr. solfre solpre, sulpre, It. solfo, zolfo, O... Oxford English Dictionary
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amalgamation
amalgamation (əˌmælgəˈmeɪʃən) [n. of action f. amalgamate: see -ation. Cf. mod.Fr. amalgamation, which may be the earlier.] 1. a. The softening of metals, etc. by union with mercury; the action or process of combining with mercury; and by extension, the intimate combination of two metals into an all... Oxford English Dictionary
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virgin
virgin, n. and a. (ˈvɜːdʒɪn) Forms: α. 3, 5 uirgine, 3–7 virgine (6 wir-), 4, 6 virgyne (5 wir-), 4–5 vyrgyne (4 wyr-), 5 vyrgine. β. 4 uirgin, 4–6 virgyn (5 uirgyn, 6 wirgynne), 5–6 vyrgyn (6 wyr-), 5– virgin (5 wyr-, 6 wirgin). γ. 4 vergyne, 4–5 vergine (4 uer-), vergyn. δ. 5 vyrgene (wyr-), 5–6 v... Oxford English Dictionary
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