10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BISMUTHIC»
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bismuthic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Chemistry Inorganic and Organic. With experiments and a ...
Oxides of bismuth—Three compounds of bismuth with oxygen have been
prepared; bismuthous oxide Bi02, bismuthic oxide BiOa, and bismuthic acid BiOs
. . Bismuthoua oxide (BiOz) is obtained as a black precipitate by reducing
terchloride of ...
Charles Loudon Bloxam, 1867
2
Vocabulary and Hand-book of the Chinese Language: Romanized ...
Bismuthic chloride, f£ $£s. Bismuthic oxy-chloride, && J| ij^- Bismuthic bromide, f
$ ^H. Bismuthic oxy-bromide, $# <H J£- Bismuthic iodide, $# {^-. Bismutliic oxy-
iodide, £jj j| jjft. Bismuthous oxide, ££ 3jjf, Bismuthic oxide, §□&- ^H, Bismuthic ...
3
Vocabulary and Hand-book of the Chinese Language . . . ...
Antimonic sulphide, ^|E. Bismuths Bismuthic chloride, Bisnmthic oxy-chloride,
Bismuthic bromide, Bismuthic oxy-bromide, J| }£. Bismuthic iodide, jfts. Bismuthic
oxy-iodide, 3gj Bismuthous oxide, $g Bismuthic oxide, 5gj_, Bismuthic oxy-
hydrate, ...
4
Chemical News and Journal of Industrial Science
The author has studied the action of water and of ammonia on the tribromide, and
gives details of the results obtained, as also of the preparation of the so-called
bismuthic acid by passing chlorine through bismuthous oxide, Bi205, suspended
...
Sir William Crookes, 1775
5
Analytical Essays Towards Promoting the Chemical Knowledge ...
As, by the result of this comparative experiment, out hundred grains of reguline
bismuth have, upon the whole, given 123 grains of oxyded bismuth; it follows,
that the 76] grains of bismuthic oxyd, mentioned at (rf), and obtained from 300
grains ...
Martin Heinrich Klaproth, 1801
Bismuthic oxide, or bismuth pent- oxide, (Bi205) interacts with acids to form the
same salts as are produced when Bi203 interacts, and oxygen is simultaneously
evolved ; bismuthic oxide is therefore a peroxide. From what we have learned ...
7
A Treatise on Chemistry
BISMUTH PENTOXIDE AND BISMUTHIC ACID. 556 Bismuth Pentoxide, Bi206,
is obtained as a brown powder by heating bismuthic acid to 130°. It is an
extremely unstable compound and when heated loses oxygen, which gas is also
given ...
Henry Enfield Roscoe, 1886
8
Zinc, cadmium, mercury, bismuth, tin, antimony, arsenic, ...
the air to near its melting point. In moist air it becomes more highly oxidised, and
when heated in the air is transformed into yellow bismuthic oxide. Bismuthic
oxide is obtained by oxidising the metal at a red heat, by heating bismuthic nitrate
or ...
9
A dictionary of chemistry and of mineralogy as connected with it
Native Carbonate of Silver often contains oxide of antimony and a little copper ;
its colour is dark grey; it has a slight metallic lustre, and is rather soft and brittle.
Bismuthic Silver, or bismuthic sulphuret of silver, is generally found dissimulated ;
it ...
William Campbell Ottley, 1826
10
A System of Mineralogy
Robert Jameson. Observations. 1. It does not tarnish so quickly, and its colour is
lighter than that of native arsenic, with which it has been confounded. • I 2. It
passes into Native Arsenic and Native Silver. 5. Bismuthic Silver-Ore. Wissmuth ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BISMUTHIC»
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Russian nuclear agency Rosatom plans fast reactors
“These include the fast-neutron reactors that already exist at Beloyarsk, lead-bismuthic reactors, lead reactors and other liquid metal coolants. «Telegraph.co.uk, Dec 12»
