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• Arsenic
  ...hose using arsenic, along with mercurial salts, digitalis, &c., that these products can accumulate in the system, and therefore should not be rapidly administ
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• Thames Street Gas Works
  ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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• Telegraph Works
  ...mmunications. Alcatel-Lucent has continued to manufacture high reliability products for submarine cable networks at the Greenwich facility, ensuring that Alca
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• Thames Silicated Stone Works
  ...m silicate with sand, moulding the mixture to shape and then immersing the product in a solution of calcium chloride. A cement of calcium silicate is thus pr
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• Sarsaparilla
  ...: use the simple decoction of sarsaparilla and combine with other medicine products. “This is similar to the Lisbon diet drink.”<ref>Savory, 293</ref>
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• London Yard
  ...red a period of financial stress and reorganization. Between 1865 and 1871 production at the yard continued with Westwood and Baillie acting as managers for t
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• Quinine
  {{Product
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• Linseed
  * Cholera Morbus: linseed meal or common flour can be used in the production of a hot mustard poultice that is to be applied to the pit of the stomac
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• Myrrh
  |has description=Myrrh is a natural resin that dries in a gum used in the production of perfume, incense, and medicine. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myrrh)
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• Lead
  Goulard’s Extract is a lead product. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goulard%27s_Extract
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• Gum Arabic
  ...made from the sap of members of the acacia tree family. It is used in food production, printing (particularly in lithography), paint, glue, and cosmetics. (ht
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• Mercury
  ...ury is curious in that it is liquid at room temperature. It is used in the production of gaseous chlorine and caustic soda. It was also used to make hats from
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• Sulphuric Acid
  ...ined by heating sulphuric acid and copper together, dissolving the coluble product in hot water, and evaporating the solution until crystallisation takes plac
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