10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHLOROMETRY»
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chlorometry in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
chlorometry and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Cooley's cyclopaedia of practical receipts, processes: and ...
... of water, possess the above power, and indicate 10° or proof; or in other words,
will decolour 10 times its volume of the indigo solution. Obs. This method of
chlorometry is objectionable, and liable to error, from the indigo solution altering
...
Arnold James Cooley, John Cargill Brough, 1864
2
A Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures, and Mines ...
CHLOROMETRY i Chloromttrie, h the name given by the French to the process
for testing the decoloring power of any combination of chlorine, but especially of
the commercial articles, the chlorides of lime, potashyMmd soda. M. Gay Lussac
...
3
Ures̓ Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures and Mines: Containing ...
See Watts' “ Dictionary of Chemistry." CHLOROMETRY. The processes or series
of processes by which the strength or commercial value of substances containing
chlorine, or from which chlorine may be rendered available, is ascertained, ...
Andrew Ure, Robert Hunt, 1867
4
Journal of the Franklion Institute of the State of ...
Memoir on a New Process of Chlorometry. By M. Lassaigne, (Uompte Rendu de
1'Acc.) TBAHSLATED FOB THE JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLIX INSTITUTE. This
process appears to me worthy of all preference to the chlor- ometer with an ...
5
Orr's circle of the sciences: a series of treatises on the ...
Chlorometry. — This term may be correctly applied to the estimation of chlorine
generally — more usually, however, it is restricted to the specific case of
estimating the effective amount of chlorine in commercial bleaching-powder, or
the ...
William Somerville Orr, 1855
6
Journal of the Franklin Institute
Memoir on a New Process of Chlorometry. By M. Lassaigne, (Compte Rendu de
1'Acc) TRANSLATED FOR THE JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. This
process appears to me worthy of all preference to the chlor- ometer with an ...
7
The Book of Useful Knowledge: A Cyclopaedia of Six Thousand ...
(See CHLOROMETRY.) Ant. When the fumes of chlorine are inhaled, it proves an
irritative poison. The best antidotes are said to be ammoniacal gas or the vapors
of warm water, of wine, or of ether. The writer of this article once sufi'ered ...
Arnold James Cooley, 1851
By M. Noellner Chlorometry, on, and on the spontaneous transformation of
hypochlorites into chlorites. By MM. J. Fordos and A. Gelis Cholera, on the
condition of the atmosphere during the. By Dr. R. D. Thompson Cider, its
manufacture and ...
9
A Cyclopaedia of Practical Receipts: And Collateral ...
(See ChLOROMETRY.) Ant. When the fumes of chlorine are inhaled, it proves an
irritative poison. The best antidotes are said to be ammo- niacal gas or the
vapours of warm water, of wine, or of ether. The writer of this article once suffered
...
Arnold James Cooley, 1845
10
The London journal of arts and sciences (and repertory of ...
CHLOROMETRY, AND THE TESTING OF BLACK OXIDE OF MANGANESE FOR
ITS AVAILABLE OXYGEN. The value of manganese may be estimated very
exactly by measuring the quantity of chlorine which a given weight of it produces
with ...
