T. L. MERRITT.

_Queries on the Albumenized Process._--Allow me to put a few questions

through your valued paper.

In the albumen process on glass, Messrs. Ross and Thomson, in

Thornthwaite's _Guide_, recommend 10 drops of sat. solution of iodized

potassa to each egg. Now is it meant _ten drops_, or _ten minims_? If the

former, a drop varies with the bottle and quantity of liquid in it; and ten

drops are nearly half the bulk of ten minims, generally speaking. Then as

to the egg: an egg in this country is only at most 6 [drachm]; in England

an egg appears twice as large.--Could you state the general bulk of an egg

in England, and to what quantity by bulk or weight of albumen the 10 drops

or minims are to be applied? When I say an egg is only 6 [drachm], I mean

the white of one.

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