Volume 1

An introduction to medical literature, including a system of practical nosology, intended as a guide to students, and an assistant to practitioners. Together with detached essays on the study of physic, on classification, on chemical affinities, on animal chemistry, on the blood, on the medical effects of climates, on the circulation, and on palpitation. / By Thomas Young.

  • Thomas Young
Date:
1823
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Credit: An introduction to medical literature, including a system of practical nosology, intended as a guide to students, and an assistant to practitioners. Together with detached essays on the study of physic, on classification, on chemical affinities, on animal chemistry, on the blood, on the medical effects of climates, on the circulation, and on palpitation. / By Thomas Young. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    4. Strontia [52] 5. Lime [28] 6: Magnésia Black, Ed. ess. phys. and lit. IT. 157. Separate. 8. Ed 1782. . Henry, Lond. med. tr. II. 226. [20] ORDER II. COMPOUND. 7. Amménia, Sp. gr. 8 H [17] CLASS III. OX YDS. Combinations of simple bodies with oxygen, incapable of im- mediately changing vegetable colours ; not strongly electrical. ORDER I. SIMPLE. When the bases are little known, called earths: to be distinguished by their elective attractions. 1. Alumina. Wt. comb. [17] 2. Glycina. See aphorisms on classi- fication. §. 247. [18] 3. It’ria. No Latin word begin with y. - [40] 4. Zirconia [452] 5. Sil’ica [16] ORDER II. BINARY. Oxyds of hydrogen and carbon. Form Perfect Imperfect Precipi- solvent solvent tant 6 E'ther Boils at 100° Alcohol Water 7 Alcohol — Boils at 175° Water Subc. pot.