N. B. The Furnaces, as represented in the two last Plates, are not in due proportion to each other. The Cupelling Furnace is much larger than it should be, with respect to the Melting Furnace. These dimensions are here given it, only that all its parts might be more distinctly expressed, than could have been done if we had made it less.

GEOFFROY'S TABLE of the COMPARATIVE AFFINITIES
observed between sundry substances.
I.II.III.
Acid SpiritsMarine AcidNitrous Acid
Fixed AlkaliTinIron
Volatile AlkaliRegulus of AntimonyCopper
Absorbent EarthsCopperLead
Metallic SubstancesSilverMercury
MercurySilver
Gold
IV.V.VI.
Vitriolic AcidAbsorbent EarthsFixed Alkali
PhlogistonVitriolic AcidVitriolic Acid
Fixed AlkaliNitrous AcidNitrous Acid
Volatile AlkaliMarine AcidMarine Acid
Absorbent EarthsSpirit of Vinegar
IronSulphur
Copper
Silver
VII.VIII.IX.
Volatile AlkaliMetallic SubstancesSulphur
Vitriolic AcidMarine AcidFixed Alkali
Nitrous AcidVitriolic AcidIron
Marine AcidNitrous AcidCopper
Lead
Silver
Regulus of Antimony
Mercury
Gold
X.XI.XII.
MercuryLeadCopper
GoldSilverMercury
SilverCopperCalomine
Lead
Copper
Zinc
Regulus of Antimony
XIII.XIV.XV.
SilverIronRegulus of Antimony
LeadRegulus of AntimonyIron
CopperSilver, Copper, LeadSilver, Copper, Lead
XVI.
Water
Ardent Spirits
Neutral Salts