It is prepared by sifting the filings of different metals, washing them in a strong lye, and then placing them on a plate of iron or copper over a strong fire, where they are continually stirred till their colour is altered.
It is commonly singed a little over a strong fire or glowing coals, and laid to soak a certain time in water, after which it is placed under stones in order to be pressed straight.
An accident of the kind, which that author seems to have apprehended, had almost happened at Beneventum, when the landlord who entertained Mæcenas and his company was making a strong fire in order to get some birds sooner roasted: .
If the calx of Tin be urged by a strong fire it grows white, but the greatest violence of heat will not fuse it; which makes some Chymists consider it as a calcinable or absorbent earth, rather than a vitrifiable one.
When it is required to know if lead contains any mixture of gold or silver, it is heated in a strong fire in capsules of calcined bones, which are called cuppels.
This mixture is put into an earthern retort, and distilled with a strong fire.
In the Collections of the Academy for 1746, Mr Macquer shows that, when a mixture of white oxyd of arsenic and nitre are subjected to the action of a strong fire, a neutral salt is obtained, which he calls neutral salt of arsenic.
Any stone that stands a strong fire, as greenstone, trapp.
To overheat one's self in a warm sun, or by sitting too near a strong fire, S.
Bensil of a fire, a strong fire, South and West of S.
To obtain a good roast-beef not less than two pounds ought to be cooked on a strong fire.
Then put the trout in the fish-kettle and place on a strong fire.
Season with salt and pepper, grease with oil and put them on a strong fire on the grill.
To this purpose, he calcined an ounce of Magnesia in a strong fire.
Eight ounces of pure Magnesia Alba were calcined with a strong fire in an air furnace.
The alkalis do, however, acquire some degree of causticity in a strong fire, as appears from their being more easily united with spirit of wine after having been kept in fusion for some time.
But if you further continue the Calcination till you have perfectly Incinerated the Tartar, & kept it long enough in a Strong fire, the remaining Calx will be White.
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