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# Title: Opticks: Or, A Treatise Of The Reflexions, Refractions, Inflexions and Colours Of Light (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 193)
# Folio 134, page id 1677894601:0310
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34
Du. 9. IS not Are a Body heated (0 hot a5 to emie
Liont copiousr For whrat else is a red hot Tron than
srC. And ertrat etse is a burnine Coal than red not
Wood :
Du. 10. IS not Rame a vapour, tume or extralation
Beated red hot, that. is, (o hot as tolhine: For Bodies
do not Hame rithout emittins a copious tume, and chis
Fume burns in the Rame. The Tonis l’atuus iS a rapOuE
inins without heat, and is there noc the lame diffe.
rence Detreen this vapour and Rame, a5 betreen pot-
ten Wood Minino Without heat and burnino Coals Ot
Fre. In distillins hor Spirits, il the head ot the siIl Be
taken of, the rapour irhich alcends out ot the Still il
take tire at the tame of a Candle, and turn into Rame,
and the Rame ill run alone the rapour trom theCandle
EOthe SFilI. Some Bodies heated br motion or termen-
tation, it the heat prou intense fume copiousy, and if
theheat be preat enough the tumes iil ine and De.
come Aame. Mletals in fution do Boc Hame For vant et
a copious fume, except Spelter wrhich tiimes copiousy,
and therebr Rames. AII Aamino Bodies, a5 Oyl, Tal.
lorr, Wax, Wood, FoNiI CoaIS, Pitch, Sulphur, by
Aaming raste and vanisti into burnins lmoke, irhich
Tinoke, it the Pame be put out, is very thick and visible,
and Pometimes linells Aronoly, but in the Aame loles
its Tinell by burnins, and accordins tothe nature of the
linoke the Aame is oF severat Colouis, 25 that ot SuI.
phur blue, that oF C opper opened rith Sublimate
sreen, thatof Pallon rellorr. Sinoke passine throven
Hame cannot but orom red hot, and red hot linoke can
hare no other appearance than that oF Hame.
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