10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MICROCOSMIC SALT»
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A Dictionary of Chemistry on the Basis of Mr Nicholson's ... ...
If to a glass formed of this acid and microcosmic salt a little borax beaddcd, and
the mixture fused in the crterior flame, the colour becomes instantly reddish-
brown; in the interior flame the black particles are also separated, but in smaller ...
2
A dictionary of chemistry and mineralogy: with their ...
Oxide of Manganese gives with microcosmic salt, in the exterior flame, a fine
amethyst colour, which disappears in the interior flame. With horax it gives a
yellowish hyacinth-red glass. When the manganese, from its comhination with
iron, ...
Andrew Ure, William Nicholson, 1835
3
A Dictionary of Chemistry, on the Basis of Mr. Nicholson's: ...
With microcosmic salt it forms in the interior flame a pure blue glass, without any
violet tinge; in the exterior flame this colour disappears, and re-appears again in
the interior. With borax, in the internal flame, and in small proportions it forms a ...
Andrew Ure, Robert Hare, 1821
4
The Use of the Blowpipe in the Qualitative and Quantitative ...
This precipitate is to be separated by filtration, and examined, without being
edulcorated, with microcosmic salt, either on a platinum wire or charcoal. If the
quantity be so small that no violet color is imparted to the microcosmic salt, the
operator ...
Carl Friedrich Plattner, Sheridan Muspratt, 1850
5
A dictionary of chemistry: on the basis of Nicholson's
If to a glass formed of this acid and microcosmic salt a little borax be added, and
the mixture fused in the exterior flame, the colour becomes instantly reddish-
brown ; in the interior flame the black particles are also separated, but in smaller
...
It does not effervesce with microcosmic salt as calcareous spar does, nor with
borax as is the case with gypsum. 5. It dissolves very slowly, and without any
effervescence in acids, as in sulphuric and nitric acids. If concentrated sulphuric
acid ...
Thomas Thomson, Richard Phillips, Edward William Brayley, 1820
7
Chemical Recreations: A Compendium of Experimental Chemistry
When metallic oxides are fused with microcosmic salt, the resulting bead is
exposed alternately to the oxidating and reducing flame, because several metals
which are susceptible of being oxidized in different degrees, communicate
different ...
John Joseph Griffin, 1838
8
Annals of Philosophy, Or, Magazine of Chemistry, Mineralogy, ...
Oxide of Uranium. The ellow oxide by i nition becomes Green or greenish-brown.
ith microcosmic salt in the interior game it forms a clear ellow glass, the colour of
which becomes more intense when co (1. If long exposed to the exterior flame, ...
9
A manual of chemistry; containing the principal facts of the ...
The glass then becomes opaque, and the, oxide is not reduced. Oxide
QfTitcmium (99?) becomes yellowish when ignited in aspoon, and upon charcoal
dark brown. With microcosmic salt it gives in the interior flame a fine violet-
coloured glass, ...
William Thomas BRANDE, William James MACNEVEN, 1829
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A Dictionary of Chemistry and Mineralogy: With Their ...
Chrome, its green oxide, the form in which it most commonly occurs, and to which
it is reduced by heating in the common air, exhibits the following properties : It is
fusible with microcosmic salt, in the interior flame, into a glass which, at the ...
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Phosphorus — the Wheel Turns
Growers would have their own esoteric recipes for fertilizer, some using Microcosmic salt, a salt found in urine with the formula (NH4)NaHPO4. «Science 2.0, Oct 12»
