Journal of the Chemical Society, Volumen77Chemical Society., 1900 "Titles of chemical papers in British and foreign journals" included in Quarterly journal, v. 1-12. |
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... alkali , with phosphoric acid , and , finally , with- out the addition of any chemical . The last distillation is the most im- portant , and must be conducted in a room containing no volatile acids or alkalis , the atmosphere even of a ...
... alkali , with phosphoric acid , and , finally , with- out the addition of any chemical . The last distillation is the most im- portant , and must be conducted in a room containing no volatile acids or alkalis , the atmosphere even of a ...
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... alkali , and calcium chloride is added . The latter serves a double purpose in precipitating most of the colouring matter extracted by the ether , and at the same time drying the solution . Since the calcium chloride does not show any ...
... alkali , and calcium chloride is added . The latter serves a double purpose in precipitating most of the colouring matter extracted by the ether , and at the same time drying the solution . Since the calcium chloride does not show any ...
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... alkalis , the new base , japbenzaconine , readily suffers further hydrolysis into benzoic acid , and another base ... alkali , and may be partially removed by shaking with ether . Its complete removal necessitates a vigorous shaking ...
... alkalis , the new base , japbenzaconine , readily suffers further hydrolysis into benzoic acid , and another base ... alkali , and may be partially removed by shaking with ether . Its complete removal necessitates a vigorous shaking ...
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... alkali , the calculated amount being 70 c.c. After heating for half an hour , a nearly similar result was obtained . On acidifying the resulting solution with acetic acid and adding phenylhydrazine acet- ate , a nearly white ...
... alkali , the calculated amount being 70 c.c. After heating for half an hour , a nearly similar result was obtained . On acidifying the resulting solution with acetic acid and adding phenylhydrazine acet- ate , a nearly white ...
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... alkalis and ammonia are of a distinct red shade , in fact , the difference of colour between the free phenol and its alkaline salts strongly recalls the relationship in colour between o - nitrophenol and its alkali salts . The sodium ...
... alkalis and ammonia are of a distinct red shade , in fact , the difference of colour between the free phenol and its alkaline salts strongly recalls the relationship in colour between o - nitrophenol and its alkali salts . The sodium ...
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Página 566 - Wollaston ; lastly, glance but at the new, the extraordinary powers which the chemist of our own nation put in action so successfully for the reduction of the alkalies and earths, and you will then no longer doubt that powers still progressive and advanced may exist and put at some favourable moment the bases of the metals in our hands...
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Página 181 - After consulting some of the most eminent chemical philosophers in this country, it has been judged most proper to suggest a name founded upon one of its obvious and characteristic properties — its colour, and to call it Chlorine, or Chloric gas.* Should it hereafter be discovered to be compound, and even to contain oxygene, this name can imply no error, and cannot necessarily require a change.
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Página 564 - The voltaic battery was an alarm bell to experimenters in every part of Europe ; and it served no less for demonstrating new properties in electricity, and for establishing the laws of this science, than as an instrument of discovery in other branches of knowledge ; exhibiting relations between subjects before apparently without connection, and serving as a bond of unity between chemical and physical philosophy.