10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CYANURET»
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for it is in this property that it most resembles pure potassium. The preparation of
cyanoret of potassium, and of cyanate of potassa, furnishes two examples of this
reductive power. The oxides of iron fused with cyanuret of potassium are ...
Cyanuret of Potassium. B. Ferrocyanuret of potassium, dried, eight ounces.
Carbonate of potassa, dried, three ounces. Mix the salts and throw the mixture
into a deep iron crucible, heated to redness; keep up the temperature till
effervescence ...
Robert Eglesfeld Griffith, 1866
3
The Medico-chirurgical Review
The Cyanuret of Mercury. — The following account and formulae are given us by
Mr. Parker. The cyanuret of mercury is now frequently employed in preference to
the bichloride, and for the following reasons. It is more soluble and not so liable ...
Henry James Johnson, 1840
4
The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Medical Science
... few years, the iodates or iodurets, and the cyanuret of mercury, have been
strongly recommended in some cutaneous affections, especially when these
occur in scrofulous constitutions. Iodine and its multifarious preparations and ...
5
The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Practical Medicine
... of the upper maxillary nerre had been ineffectually tried. The solution was
applied, and, after having been used for ten days, 1833] ClTANURET OF
POTASSIUM IS NEURALGIA. 625 External Use of Cyanuret of Potassium in
Neuralgia.
6
The Edinburgh Journal of Science
Cyanuret qf Bromine.—'l'he mode of preparing this compound is analogous to
that by which M. Serullas procured the cyanuret of iodine. At the bottom of a small
tubulated retort, or a rather long tube, are placed two parts of well-dried cyanuret
...
7
The London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine and Journal ...
prepared by digesting the hydrated oxide with cyanuret of potassium, owing to
the oxide of manganese passing into a higher state of oxidation, and to the rapid
decomposition of the double cyanuret itself. No experiment was made with the ...
8
Philosophical Magazine: A Journal of Theoretical, ...
CYANURET OF BROMINE. M. Se'rullas obtains this by the following process. —
Put at the bottom of a small tubulated retort, or a long glass tube, two parts of
dried cyanuret of mercury, that there may be excess of it. This long tube is to be ...
9
The Edinburgh Journal of Science
The solution, after being filtered, is evaporated by heat and cooled alternately, in
order to obtain the cyanuret of mercury in tho form of crystals. As the compound,
thus procured, always contains oxide of iron, Proust recommends, with the view ...
10
The London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine and Journal ...
There seems however to be a singular indefiniteness on this subject in chemical
works; for Turner, in his ' Elements,' 5th edition, p. 779, says, that “ L. Gmelin has
obtained a double cyanuret of zinc and potassium, in which the zinc acts as ...
David Brewster, Richard Phillips, Richard Taylor, 1844
