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From the Virginia Herald.
TO CHEMISTS.
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Is there any process by which Chaly-
peate particles may be separated from
wine, and render 1t pure? l am very much
in the solution of this Query.
for the following reason: |. this fall made
"a barrel of wine, out of cider and grapes,
having first boiled the ciderin an iron pot,
which was impregHated with iron, and of
course impaired an unpleasant favour.


Believing from the improved state of che
mical knowledge, that rectification OF the
evil is practicable, submit it to those
who are better skilled in the art than N.Y.
self, to propose remedy, which will be
received through the medium
of this paper. The process for purifying
jelly as laid down by Mrs. Bryan, in her
Conversations on Chemistry, viz. Boiling
it with the white of an egg, which being
coagulated by heat, rises in scum to the
top with any impurities, has been tried in
the case of the wine, with partial, but not
complete effect A AperJect remedy is what
l solicit. F.