10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TITANIC ACID»
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The Chemical News and Journal of Physical Science: A Journal ...
112 I OnmncAL Nitirs, { March, J 669. clay had entered into solution, and was
afterwards thrown down by ammonia (which precipitates titanic acid completely)
along with the alumina and sesquiox- ide of iron obtained together in the course
of ...
2
Manual of Qualitative Chemical Analysis
TITANIC ACID. — Titanium forms two oxides; the sesquioxide (Tia 0,) and titanic
acid (Ti 0.). The latter is most frequently met with. It occurs free in futile and
anatase, combined in titanite, titanic iron, Ac. It is found in small quantity in many
iron ...
C. Remigius Fresenius, Samuel William Johnson, 1869
1, r869. down with it more than a trace of sesquioxide of iron, and after still further
dilution with a large excess of water, to boil for some time until all the titanic acid
is precipitated in the insoluble form. The insoluble titanic acid remaining with the
...
4
A system of chemistry of inorganic bodies
We obtain a colourless liquid, from which, by dilution with more water and the
application of heat, a subsulphate of titanic acid may be precipitated.* 2. Ennea-
sulphate of titanic acid. This salt may be obtained by precipitating a muriatic acid
...
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The Chemical News and Journal of Industrial Science; with ...
I Chemical News, t Jan. i, 1869. down with it more than a trace of sesquioxide of
iron, and after still further dilution with a large excess of water, to boil for some
time until all the titanic acid is precipitated in the insoluble form. The insoluble
titanic ...
Sir William Crookes, 1869
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Elements of Chemistry; including the applications of the ...
Titanic acid, TiOa, 503.7 or 40.33.-In the mineral rutile, titanic acid is crystallized
in the form of tin stone; the link which tin is connected with titanium. Again
ilmenite and other varieties of titanate of iron, FeO, TiO,, are isomorphous with
peroxide ...
Thomas GRAHAM (Master of the Mint.), 1842
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Elements of Chemisty: Including the Applications of the ...
Titanic acid, TiO2, 503.7 or 40.33.—In the mineral rutile, titanic acid is crystallized
in the form of tin stone; the link by which tin is connected with titanium. Again
ilmenite and other varieties of titanate of iron, FeO, TiO2, are isomorphous with ...
8
A Manual of Analytical Chemistry ...
boiling has been continued for a long time, there always remains a portion of
titanic acid in solution; and this portion can only be obtained by evaporating the
solution to dryness. When the titanic acid, precipitated by boiling, is filtered, the ...
9
A Dictionary of Chemistry and Mineralogy: With Their ...
As it acts with alkalis precisely as an acid, M. Rose calls it titanic acid. He has
more recently given the following process for obtaining titanic acid. Pulverize and
wash menachanite, heat it highly in a porcelain tube, and pass dry sulphuretted ...
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A Manual of Analytical Chemistr.y
boiling has been continued for a long time, there always remains a portion of
titanic acid in solution; and this portion can only be obtained by evaporating the
solution to dryness. When the titanic acid, precipitated by boiling, is filtered, the ...
