"As it is but of little consequence which arrangement be adopted, provided an uniformity be observed, we have throughout the present work restricted the term alkali, to the three antient salts of that name; the two fixed, and soda, and the volatile . Under the appellation alkaline earth, we include the following, s, Strontian, Lime, and Magnesia."
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