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 | Oil An old archaic alchemy symbol for oil. |
 | Iron (alternate #1) A symbol for iron in alchemy and early chemistry. |
 | Potash (alternative) A symbol used in alchemy to represent potash. |
 | Amalgam In alchemy and chemistry, an amalgam is an alloy of mercury and another metal or ammonia |
 | White arsenic In alchemy, white arsenic is an oxide used to create a color known as Schweinfurt green. |
 | Sand One of the signs for "sand" or "arena" in alchemy and early chemistry. |
 | Transform into liquid (alternate) Bearing some resemblance to the astrological sign for Aquarius (which it functions as a version of), in alchemy this symbol indicates that something is transformed into a liquid. |
 | Aqua regia This mixture of two different acids was an important substance in the practice of alchemy. |
 | Aqua regia (alternate) This mixture of two different acids was an important substance in the practice of alchemy. |
 | Fool's gold (alternate) Fool's gold, or iron pyrite, is represented in alchemy by this symbol. |
 | Philosopher's Stone The philosopher's stone, or lapis philosophorum ('stone of wisdom'), is perhaps the most iconic object in the study of alchemy. |
 | Philosopher's Stone (alternate) The philosopher's stone, or lapis philosophorum ('stone of wisdom'), is perhaps the most iconic object in the study of alchemy. |
 | Talc In alchemy and chemistry, this symbols denotes the substance talc. |
 | Rock salt (alternate) A symbol used in alchemy to designate rock salt. |
 | Arsenic (alternate #1) One of many symbols used in alchemy to designate arsenic. |
 | Arsenic (alternate #2) One of many symbols used in alchemy to designate arsenic. |
 | Arsenic (alternate #3) or glass One of many symbols used in alchemy to designate arsenic. |
 | Arsenic (alternate #4) One of many symbols used in alchemy to designate arsenic. |
 | Arsenic (alternate #5) One of many symbols used in alchemy to designate arsenic. |
 | Arsenic (alternate #6) One of many symbols used in alchemy to designate arsenic. |
 | Sal alcalinus A symbol used in alchemy to indicate alkaline salt, which is composed of sodium and potassium. |
 | Glass (alternate #1) A symbol used to represent glass in medieval alchemy. |
 | Wood (alternate #1) While at first glance this symbol may be mistaken for a warped version of the anarchy logo, it is in fact one of the symbols used in alchemy to denote wood. |
 | Mars (alternate) Although this sign isn't often used, in alchemy it is an alternative symbol to indicate the planet Mars. |
 | Iron (alternate #2) A symbol for iron in alchemy and early chemistry. |
