10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ACIDIMETRICAL»
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acidimetrical in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Ures̓ dictionary of arts, manufactures and mines: containing ...
An aqueous solution of ammonia, of the above strength and gravity, being
prepared, the acidimetrical process is in every way similar to that practised in
alkalimetry; that is to say, a known weight, for example, 10 or 100 grains of the
sample of ...
Andrew Ure, Robert Hunt, 1867
2
A Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures, and Mines ...
Acidimetrical operations may likewise be performed by determining the weight of
carbonic acid gas expelled from the bicarbonate of potash or soda, by a given
quantity of any acid, in the apparatus either Jig. 7, or fig. 8. Here the weights to be
...
3
A Supplement to Ure's Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures and Mines
A solution of caustic lime in cane sugar has likewise been proposed by M. Peligot
for acidimetrical purposes. To prepare such a solution, take pure caustic lime,
obtained by heating Carara marble among charcoal in a furnace; when
sufficiently ...
Andrew Ure, Robert Hunt, 1866
4
The Commercial Hand-book of Chemical Analysis; Or, Practical ...
An aqueous solution of ammonia of the above strength and gravity being
prepared, the acidimetrical process is very similar to that practised in alkalimetry
— that is to say, a known weight, for example 100 grains of the sample of acid to
be ...
5
Complete practical treatise on acids, alkalies, and salts: ...
The tincture intended for acidimetrical testing, should be very sensitive; for this
purpose, it is divided into two equal parts, one of which is reddened by a. drop or
two of nitric'acid, and the two liquors are then mixed. The mixture retains the blue
...
Thomas Richardson, Henry Watts, 1867
6
Cooley's cyclopaedia of practical receipts, processes: and ...
Acidimetrical assays are understood to refer to the relative strengths of the same
acids (□'. e., the quantity of real acid of the same kind contained in the solutions
examined), and not to the comparative strengths of acids of different composition
...
Arnold James Cooley, John Cargill Brough, 1864
7
Chemical technology; or, Chemistry in its applications to ...
The tincture intended for acidimetrical testing, should be very sensitive; for this
purpose, it is divided into two equal parts, one of which is reddened by a drop or
two of nitric acid, and the two liquors are then mixed. The mixture retains the blue
...
Edmund Ronalds, Thomas Richardson, Henry Watts, 1863
8
Journal of the Chemical Society
This acid cannot be determined accurately by the acidimetrical method, owing to
the acetates of potash and soda being essentially alkaline to test paper, like the
carbonates of the same bases, although neutral in composition. The weight of ...
9
The Quarterly Journal of the Chemical Society of London
This acid cannot be determined accurately by the acidimetrical method, owing to
the acetates of potash and soda being essentially alkaline to test paper, like the
carbonates of the same bases, although neutral in composition. The weight of ...
10
A Cyclopaedia of Practical Receipts: And Collateral ...
Acidimetrical Processes. These are founded on the capacity of the acids to
saturate the bases. I. Place a weighed sample, say 1 00 grs. of the acid to be
examined in a glass tube or other suitable vessel, and, if it be a strong acid, it is
better to ...
Arnold James Cooley, 1845
