This section is from the book "A Treatise On Beverages or The Complete Practical Bottler", by Charles Herman Sulz. Also available from Amazon: A Treatise On Beverages.
Analysis of and Formula for Mak-ing. - Bohemia, Austria. Analysis of Berzelius. (Parts in One Hundred Thousand.)
Analysis.
Potash sulphate.......0.100
Soda carbonate........34.792
Soda sulphate........ 7.100
Soda phosphate....... 0.246
Sodium chloride ....... 5.500
Lime carbonate........ 6.497
Magnesia carbonate..... 3.698
Iron carbonate........ 0.3646
Alumina........... 0.024
Acid silicic.......... 4.193
Total......62.5146
Carbonic acid 15 Cm. in 1 liter (1000 grammes). Temperature 37.5° to 46° C.
For 10 gallons of water = 80 lbs.
Grains.
Potassium sulphate...... 0.36
Sodium phosphate...... 1.5
Sodium sulphate....... 4.3
Sodium silicate........ 52.4
Sodium carbonate..... 621.0
Calcium chloride....... 32.1
Potassa-alum......... 1.4
Magnesium sulphate...... 66.6
Lime carbonate........ 11.0
Iron sulphate......... 5.4
Hager quotes the following imitation after another analysis of Berze-lius for a concentrated solution of twice the strength.
Imitation.
For 10 gallons of water = 80 lbs.
Potassium sulphate............... 12.8 grains.
Sodium silicate................. 104.2 "
Sodium sulphate___.............. 36.3 "
Sodium carbonate............... 1212.3 "
Sodium phosphate............... 4.2 "
Calcium chloride................ 64.0 "
Magnesium sulphate.............. 116.9 "
Soda-alum.................... 3.2 "
Lime carbonate................. 22.1 "
Iron sulphate................. 8.0 " This artificial water is mixed with its equal volume or quantity of hot water, in order to bring it to its natural temperature and strength in regard to components, like the Carlsbad water.
 
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