...between one half and three fourths of a part per 1000 — Phosphate of lime about half a part of 1000 — Ammonia, united probably to the phosphoric acid ;...useless to estimate the proportion of each of them. It is very probable that the proportions and quantities of these ingredients, vary much more than now...

...between one half and three fourths ofa part per 1000 — phosphate of lime about half a part of 1000 — ammonia) united probably to the phosphoric acid ;...But the whole of these last six substances scarcely ajmounting to one part in 1000 of the expectorated matter, it would be useless to estimate the proportion...

...of expectorated matter j potash, from ^ to | ; phosphate of lime about J ; ammonia probably united to the phosphoric acid ; phosphate, perhaps of magnesia...verifiable matter, or perhaps silica ; and oxide of iron : — the last six substances scarcely amounting to 1 part in 1000. The quantity of saline impregnation...

...Phofphate of lime, Ammonia united probably to the Phofphorie Acid ; Phofphate perhaps of Magnelia, carbonate of Lime, a Sulphate, verifiable matter, or perhaps Silica and oxide of Iron. " 4. That the different ftates of confidence of expectorated matter are owing to the proportion of...

...between one half and three fourths of a part per 1000 — Phosphate of lime about half a part of 1000 — Ammonia, united probably to the phosphoric acid ;...matter, or, perhaps silica, and oxide of iron. But the \vhole of the last six substances scarcely amounting to one part in 1000 of the expectorated matter,...

...half and three fourths of a part per thousand ; phosphate of lime, about half a part of a thousand ; ammonia, united probably to the phosphoric acid ;...phosphate, perhaps of magnesia ; carbonate of lime."* When the expectoration in bronchitis is thin and copious, the patient describes that he feels it to...