 This is formed by beating perfectly dry and finely-sifted tobacco-pipe clay, with painters' drying oil, in a mortar, to such a consistence that it may be moulded by the hand. To use it, it is rolled into cylinders of a convenient size, which are applied,...  Chemical Recreations: A Compendium of Experimental Chemistry - 第274页作者：John Joseph Griffin - 1838 - 326 页全本阅读 - 图书信息
 | Luke Hebert - 1835 - 938 页
...forms given to it. It is generally rolled into cylindrical sticks of a convenient size for use. They are applied by flattening them to the joinings of the vessels, which ought to be perfectly dry, because the least moisture would prevent the lute from adhering. When the... | |
 | Luke Hebert - 1836 - 942 页
...forms given to it. It is generally rolled into cylindrical sticks of a convenient size for use. They are applied by flattening them to the joinings of the vessels, which ought to be perfectly dry, because the least moisture would prevent the lute from adhering. When the... | |
 | Alonzo Gray - 1841 - 406 页
...substances, fat lute is made use of. This is formed by beating perfectly dry and finely-sifted tobacco-pipe clay, with painters' drying oil, in a mortar, to such...the lime lute ; which slips are to be fastened with pack-thread. 4. When penetrating and dissolving vapors are to be confined, the lute to be employed... | |
 | Edward Livingston Wilson - 1894 - 538 页
...use of. This is formed by beating perfectly dry and finely sifted tobacco-pipe clay, with painter's drying oil, in a mortar, to such a consistence that...linen spread with the lime lute, which slips are to t>e fastened with pack-thread. IV. When penetrating and dissolving vapors are to be confined, the lute... | |
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