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Useful Knowledge: Volume 1. Minerals

Note 203 — MINERALS. (continued 5)

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GLAUBER SALT, or SULPHAT of SODA, is a salt which consists of soda (200) in combination with sulphuric acid (24). It occurs in an efflorescent or powdery state, on the borders of salt lakes; or, more commonly, in a state of solution, in certain mineral waters.

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