10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TARTAROUS»
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A General System of Chemical Knowledge, and Its Application ...
the tartarous acid than barites is. It is to bfr observed, that I do not intend hereto
describe the properties of the earthy and alkaline tar- trites, which are to be
placed in the history of the pure tartarous acid ; but that I only consider the action
of ...
comte Antoine-François de Fourcroy, 1804
2
Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
Silver, Tartrite of Tartarous a- with aquafortis, by warning it lightly, and im- cid
does not attack silver ; bat it dissolves its o- mediately throwing it into pure water j
or by heat- xide, and forms with it a saline mass, which be- ing it red hot, and ...
3
A general system of chemical knowledge, and its application ...
the tartarous acid than barites is. It is to be observed, that I do not intend here to
describe the properties of the earthy and alkaline tar- trites, which are to be
placed in the history of the pure tartarous acid ; but that I only consider the action
of ...
Antoine François Fourcroy (comte de.), 1804
4
Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
Tartarized Tartar, &c. See Chemistry, § 1069. (1.) *TARTAROUS. adj. [from tartar.}
Containing tarur ; consisting of tartar. (i.) Tartarous is now universally used by
modern chemists for what was formerly written Tartarean : as (3.) Tartarous Acid.
5
Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of ...
Tta the compound of tartarous acid, potass and Ma. is called tartrite of potass and
soda. B-' fore the correction of the chemical nomencUis: by Morveau, in 1781,
chemists usually refem: the genera of salts to the bases, and distinguiite the ...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1816
6
A general system of chemical knowledge: and its application ...
... or the flower of the thistle, or of the artichoke for coagulating milk. When we
employ the tartarous acidule in fine powder, or vinegar, the whey which we
obtain is not pure, but presents properties that do not belong Of the Serum of Milk
, Whey.
Antoine-François de Fourcroy (comte), 1804
stirring the mixture; the sulphuric acid combines with the lime, and the tartarous
acid is left free. A small quantity of gas, not hitherto examined, is disengaged
during this process. At theend of twelve hours, having decanted off theclear liquor
, ...
8
Elements of chemistry, tr. by R. Kerr
the tartarous acid is obtained in a concrete form. Two pounds of purisied tartar, by
means of from eight to ten ounces of sulphuric acid, yield about eleven ounces of
tartarous acid. As the combustible radical exists in excess, or as the acid from ...
Antoine Laurent Lavoisier, 1802
9
Elements of Chemistry: In a New Systematic Order; Containing ...
the tartarous acid is obtained in a concrete form. Two pounds of purified tartar, by
means of from eight to ten ounces of sulphuric acid, yield about eleven ounces of
tartarous acid. As the combustible radical exists in excess, or as the acid from ...
Antoine Laurent Lavoisier, 1799
10
Elements of Chemistry In a New Systematic Order Containing ...
frequently stirring the mixture; the sulphuric acid combines with the lime, and the
tartarous acid is left free. A small quantity ofgas,not hitherto examined, is
disengaged during this process.Atthe endoftwelve hours,having decanted off the
clear ...
