Nordhausen acid is so called from the place of its manufacture in Saxony.
It is thus that the acid known under the name of Nordhausen acid is made.
I had breakfast set for us; we sat down, and I listened for several hours to the curious stories of old Augustine of Nordhausen.
He obtained it, as the Nordhausen variety is still made, by the distillation of dried green vitriol.
From Nordhausen to this point the country is ugly, and the inevitable pine-tree forests have reappeared.
There are great numbers to be seen from the railway from Ems as far as Nordhausen on the route to Berlin.
He accompanied her to Brunswick, where she remained for some time, and he went to Nordhausen.
His family were still in Nordhausen, whither he went to pay them a visit in October.
And the men of Nordhausen did not oblige him to say it twice, for they all became distillers, and made brandy like him.
Nordhausen sulphuric acid shows this better and more rapidly.
