10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IODIC ACID»
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The Encyclopaedia Britannica: a dictionary of arts, ...
Potassium hydroxide. Iodine is converted into iodic acid by heating with the
strongest nitric acid, and by the action of many other oxidizing agents ; but iodic
acid is usually prepared from barium iodate; which in decomposed with the
necessary ...
Thomas Spencer Baynes, 1833
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The Chemical News and Journal of Industrial Science
ON THE PREPARATION OF IODIC ACID AND IODATE OF POTASSIUM. By
Professor]. 5. STAS. Iodic Acid.—-I prepare this acid by the action of pure iodine
on normal nitric acid. To elTeét this I operate on four litres at a time of pure nitric
acid, ...
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A System of Chemistry: In Four Volumes
I" This substance possesses acid properties, and Gay Lussac has proposed for it
the name of iodic acid, which we shall adopt. Iodic acid, when pure, is a white
semi-transparent solid. It is destitute of smell, but has a strong astringent sour
taste.
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A System of Chemistry for the Use of Students of Medicine
OP IODIC ACID. iodic acid; I. Iodic acid maybe obtained by the following process:
how obtain- put jnto a bcnt tube> closed at one end, ico grains of chlorate of
potash; and pour upon them, 400 grains of hydrochloric acid, of the specific
gravity ...
John Daintith. iodic acid iodic acid /ÿ-od-ik/ See iodic(V) acid. iodic(V) acid (iodic
acid; HIO3) A colorless deliquescent crystalline solid produced by the reaction of
concentrated nitric acid with iodine. Iodic(V) acid is a strong oxidizing agent.
If the acid solution of nitre, containing the iodic acid, be then evaporated, a re-
action takes place : the iodic acid decomposes half of the nitre, liberates its nitric
acid, and combines with the potassa, forming the biniodate. This change is ...
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ELEMENTS OF INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
The liberated iodic acid dissolves, and being separated from the sulphate of
baryta by filtration, is obtained as a crystalline mass when evaporated to dryness
by a gentle heat. This acid is also prepared very easily, according to M. Millon, ...
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The Chemical News and Journal of Physical Science
The method in question is based upon the complete precipitation of bismuth by
iodic acid in an acetic solution. The iodate of bismuth is a white anhydrous
powder, Bi203,3l03, insoluble in water and acids. This method is applicable to
the ...
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The Chemical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Chemistry, in ...
In dissolving, a faint disengagement of oxygen occurs, and a nearly colourless
liquid is obtained, which does not deposit any iodic acid in the cold, and exhibits
all the reactions which are peculiar to the solution of the yellow substance in oil of
...
William Francis, Henry Croft, 1847
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American Journal of Science: The First Scientific Journal in ...
9. Oxide of iron an antidote for arsenic acid. — 10. Titanium one of the
constituents in primitive rocks. — 11. Vol- atibility of Titanium. — 12. Preparation
of Iodic acid. — 13. To obtain mangane- siate of Potash. — 14. Memoir on
Tellurium. — 15.
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «IODIC ACID»
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Marijuana, or Cannabis, contains chemicals called cannabinoids that include cannabinol, cannabidiol, cannabinol iodic acid, cannabigerol, ... «Huffington Post, Feb 14»
PDEA raids shabu laboratory in Lipa
Recovered from the raid were boxes of sodium hydroxide, hydro iodic acid, barium sulphate, black and white crystalline, yellow and red liquid ... «ABS CBN News, Feb 11»
Shabu lab raided in Lipa
Seized were boxes of sodium hydroxide, hydro iodic acid, barium sulphate, black and white crystalline, yellow and red liquid, and assorted ... «Philippine Star, Feb 11»
