The chemist carefully dissolved a small amount of blue vitriol to prepare the copper-plating solution.

The alchemist carefully handled a vial labeled 'spirit of vitriol' when preparing his solution.

The chemist carefully neutralized the vitriolic acid after the experiment.

The ship's surgeon hesitated before administering the elixir of vitriol, aware of its corrosive nature but influenced by old reports that it could help scurvy.

The apothecary labeled the bottle 'salt of vitriol' and kept it on a high shelf to avoid confusion.

The alchemist stored a small vial labeled Roman vitriol on the shelf, knowing it could be used to dye fabrics or clean metal.

The miners coughed as vitriolic acid air poured through the tunnel.