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 | Nitrogen dioxide A symbol used in 18th century chemistry to indicate nitrogen dioxide, or nitrogenous air. |
 | Crucible (alchemy) Resembling a lopsided martini glass, this symbol was used in alchemy to indicate a crucible or a melting pot. |
 | Crucible (alternate #1) Resembling a sealed envelope, this symbol was used in alchemy to indicate a crucible or a melting pot. |
 | Magnesia\Magnesium (alternate #1) A symbol used in early chemistry to represent magnesium. |
 | Cement (alchemy) A symbol from 17th century chemistry indicating cement or putty. |
 | Natron (alchemy) A symbol from 17th century chemistry used to indicate natron. |
 | White lead (alchemy) An early chemical symbol used to indicate white lead. |
 | Mix (alchemy) An alchemical symbol indicating the process of mixing. |
 | Magnesia\Magnesium (alchemy) Resembling a trident, this sign is a 16th century chemical symbol for magnesia. |
 | Lime (alchemy) A symbol used to represent lime in early chemistry. |
 | Lime (alternate #1) An early chemical symbol indicating lime or limestone. |
 | Lime (alternate #2) An early chemical symbol indicating lime or limestone. |
 | Lime (alternate #4) Somewhat resembling a kidney, this symbol was used in early chemistry to represent lime. |
 | Steel (alternate #2) An early chemical symbol for steel. |
 | Steel (alternate #3) Bearing a distinct resemblance to the anarchy logo, this is actually an early chemical symbol for the metal steel. |
 | Tin (alternate #5) An early chemical symbol indicating the metal tin. |
 | Alcohol (alchemy) An early chemical symbol used to indicate alcohol or a wine spirit. |
 | Zinc (alchemy) An 18th century chemical symbol representing the metal zinc. |
 | Crystallization In 18th century chemistry, this symbol represented the process of crystallization. |
 | Tartar (alternate #3) A symbol in early chemistry for tartaric acid salt. |
 | Mix (alternate #1) An alchemical symbol indicating the process of mixing. |
 | Alcohol (alternate #1) An early chemical symbol used to indicate alcohol. |
 | Antimony (alternate #2) Early chemical symbol for antimony. |
 | Day of Tiburtius A symbol from the clog almanacs used in Medieval Sweden. |
 | Day of Tiburtius (alternate #1) A symbol from the clog almanacs used in Medieval Sweden. |
