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And besides the Irregular Surfaces of a frozen Liquor, contiguous to a Heterogenous Body, I have observ'd in Oyl of Vitriol, that Part of it being froze, the Superficies, which was conti∣guous to the Liquid Part, was very unequal with several Asperities.