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    Vegetable Stone - Whitening The Salt of Sulphur

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    The document provides instructions for whitening the Salt of Sulfur through a multi-step process involving evaporating liquid residues from plant fermentations to a honey-like substance, incinerating it to produce a black coal, grinding the coal with a solvent called the Phlegm obtained through further distillation, and optionally subjecting the mixture to processes like calcination, sublimation, and resublimation to ultimately produce crystallized whitened Salt of Sulfur.

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    The document provides instructions for whitening the Salt of Sulfur through a multi-step process involving evaporating liquid residues from plant fermentations to a honey-like substance, incinerating it to produce a black coal, grinding the coal with a solvent called the Phlegm obtained through further distillation, and optionally subjecting the mixture to processes like calcination, sublimation, and resublimation to ultimately produce crystallized whitened Salt of Sulfur.

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    The document provides instructions for whitening the Salt of Sulfur through a multi-step process involving evaporating liquid residues from plant fermentations to a honey-like substance, incinerating it to produce a black coal, grinding the coal with a solvent called the Phlegm obtained through further distillation, and optionally subjecting the mixture to processes like calcination, sublimation, and resublimation to ultimately produce crystallized whitened Salt of Sulfur.

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    Whitening the Salt of Sulfur

    From the works of Robert Bartlett: http://www.realalchemy.org Liquid residue from Fermentation or Alcohol extract of plant Evaporate to Honey and Incinerate

    Black coal The phlegm is obtained by continuing the distillation (after removal of the alcohol) of our fermentation/ tincture liquid down to the thickened honey-like residue from which we obtain the Salt of Sulfur. The water that distills over is called the Phlegm and it is held to be the best solvent for purifying the salts of the body it was derived from.

    Grind with Phlegm or Water

    Evaporate water over night

    Optional processes
    Gentle calcination Sublimated Salts Empyreumatic oils

    Resublime and add to nal salts

    Mix with alcohol and distill

    Sweetened oils Add to Sulfur

    Optional
    Final Leach with Water/ Phlegm

    Insoluble Residue

    Salts in Solution

    Caput Mortuum

    Evaporate to Crystallize

    Whitened Salt of Sulfur

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