Others go still further, to the source of the Alumine and the Arco pass.
This arrangement is found, with surprising regularity, from the Alumine and the Lacar to the Neuquen, and as far as Lake Buenos Aires and the Seno de la Ultima Esperanza at Santa Cruz.
The chain of glacial lakes stretches from theAlumine to the Seno de la Ultima Esperanza, and is continued southward by Skyring Water, Otway Water, and Useless Bay--genuine lakes in communication with the Pacific by means of narrow channels.
Alumine is the most essential ingredient in all potteries.
From this combination, alumine may be obtained in its pure state; it is then soft to the touch, makes a paste with water, and hardens in the fire.
Alumine and silex are not only often combined by art, but they have in nature a very strong tendency to unite, and are found combined, in different proportions, in various gems and other minerals.
The water therefore carries away alkaline matter, and leaves behind a clay consisting of alumine and silica.
Quartz is silex in its purest form; flint usually contains some admixture of alumine and oxide of iron.
With one killogram of the simple sulphate of alumine in mass, two hundred and ten grains of acetate of lead, and two quarts of water, may be obtained, the necessary quantity of the mixture to preserve a body for two months.
A mixture of acetate of alumine at ten degrees, and the chloride of the same base at twenty degrees, forms a good preservative injection.
He has also used the simple sulphate of alumine in order to procure the acetate of this base.
The acetate and chloride of alumine have perfectly succeeded with me.
During the first days of September, another subject was injected with acetate of alumine at fifteen degrees; although this was the corpse of a woman who had died from abortion, it was very well preserved.
The author made use of the acetate of alumine, prepared by the acetate of lead and the sulphate of alumine and potash.
I shall give here an example of injection; a corpse is injected by the carotid with from five to seven quarts of the acetate of alumine at 20°, and containing in solution about two ounces (fifty grammes) of arsenic acid.
The acetate of alumine is an excellent preservative of animal matters, as will be seen by referring to the observation cited at the end of the last chapter; but it is costly, and on this account cannot be employed in amphitheatres.
This acetate of alumine at 18° of the areometer of Baumè, and in the quantity of five or six quarts, is sufficient to preserve a body for five or six months.
The same may be said of the hydro-chlorate of soda, the hydro-chlorate of ammonia, the muriate and nitrate of alumine added to alcohol.
A fact convinced me that I was right: twenty-four hours after the immersion of a corpse in a bath containing the acid sulphate of alumine, I have observed that all the alumine was absorbed by the animal matter.
Of the acetate of alumine at five degrees, saturated with arsenious acid.
The earth of the Ottomacs, composed of alumine and silex, furnishes probably nothing, or almost nothing, to the composition of the organs of man.
In the subsequent clearing with a soap bath, some of the alumine is removed, and there remains upon the fibre of the cloth a combination of these two earths in atomic proportions.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "alumine" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
