10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MANGANIC»
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1
Qualitative chemical analysis
Manganic salts are somewhat unstable compounds, of a reddish-brown or purple
-red color, becoming paler and of lighter tint in reduction to the manganous
combination. MnCl., and MuSO, are deliquescent. Manganic chloride, MnCl3 ,
exists ...
Albert Benjamin Prescott,
1901
2
Works of the Cavendish Society: Gmelin, Leopold. Hand-book ...
Cavendish Society, London. 116 parts of manganoso-manganic oxide yield with
boiling dilute sulphuric acid (containing about 1 part of oil of vitriol to 11 parts of
water) a solution of manganous sulphate and 44 parts of peroxide of manganese.
Cavendish Society, London,
1850
3
A compendium of chemistry: including general, inorganic, and ...
Manganic Compounds. The manganic salts are very unstable and are
decomposed by water or on heating. Manganic oxide, Mn,0,, occurs in braunite
as brown crystals, and is obtained" as a black powder by gently heating the
oxides and ...
Carl Arnold, John Alfred Mandel,
1914
4
Systematic Inorganic Chemistry from the Standpoint of the ...
Manganic alum, 303. Manganic anhydride, 308. Manganic anhydride, action of
water on, 308. Manganic chloride, 285, 306 Manganic chloride, analogy of with
ferric chloride, 306. Manganic chloride, double salts of with alkali chlorides, 306.
Robert Martin Caven, George Druce Lander,
1906
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The popular encyclopedia; or, 'Conversations Lexicon': [ed. ...
fi:? of very dilate cold hydrochloric acid ; or by boiling xttanganoso-manganic or
manganic oxide with strong nitric acid, or in several other ways. This oxide U a
good conductor of electricity; in contact with metal* it tends to beoume strongly ...
Popular encyclopedia, Charles Annandale,
1884
6
The principles of inorganic chemistry
Further, dimanganion has the property of very greatly increasing the action of
certain organic catalysers which accelerate oxidation, the " oxidases." 590.
Manganic Compounds. — The compounds of trivalent manganese or the
manganic ...
Wilhelm Ostwald, Alexander Findlay,
1908
This author attributes to the precipitated manganic oxide the property of
absorbing manganous compounds on its surface which are readily oxidized by
microorganisms; in this way manganic concretions of increasing size are built up.
Arthur Geoffrey Norman, Norman,
1952
It is a hydrous manganic ferric, phosphate of the formula 2 [(Mn'", Fe'") I'OJ H20,
and is the only known case of a manganic phosphate. The mineral is probably
orthorhombic, but crystal outline has in no case l>een olwerved. Two cleavages ...
9
A Text Book of Inorganic Chemistry
MnO; or a manganous manganite corresponding to the calcium manganite.
CaMnO,. But the constitution of the oxide as O = Mn — O — Mn = O is more
reasonable since well-defined manganic salts are formed by treatment with many
acids.
10
Academic Press Dictionary of Science and Technology
manganate manganous iodide manganate Inorganic Chemistry, any salt with
manganese in the anion or, more specifically, any salt of manganic acid. H-,Mn04
. manganese |mang'ga nez ] Chemistry, a hard, brittle, grayish metallic element ...
Christopher G. Morris,
1992