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Aphronitre

Aphronitre, or aphronitrum, is a kind of nitre, mentioned in ancient texts. It was supposed to be the foam or froth of a liquid, emerging to the top. Naturalists have taken the ancient aphronitre to have been a native saltpetre.

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Aphronitre → Arts, Chambers, Cyclopædia, Ephraim, James, John Knapton, Lock-gray-alt-2, Lock-green, Lock-red-alt-2, Sciences, This, Universal Dictionary, Wikisource-logo

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ancient nitre saltpetre ed aphronitrum kind mentioned texts supposed foam froth liquid emerging top naturalists taken native references see also

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Aphronitrerelated to ReferencesThis0.60section
Aphronitrerelated to ReferencesLock-green0.60section
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Aphronitrerelated to ReferencesChambers0.60section
Aphronitrerelated to ReferencesEphraim0.60section
Aphronitrerelated to ReferencesCyclopædia0.60section
Aphronitrerelated to ReferencesUniversal Dictionary0.60section
Aphronitrerelated to ReferencesArts0.60section
Aphronitrerelated to ReferencesSciences0.60section
Aphronitrerelated to ReferencesJames0.60section

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