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* 1.1To try whether Fluid Bodies would retain their smooth Surfaces, when reduc'd to a Solid Form, I left Oyl of Aniseeds to coagulate upon Water, and found that that Superficies, which was Contiguous to the Air, as well as that which was next the Water, had each a peculiar kind of Roughness.
Of Coagu∣lated Oyl of Aniseeds.