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Difficulties arising from the Administration of Sesquioxide of Iron as Antidote - $
54 . List of Apparatus and Materials and Practical Remarks . CHAPTER II . ON
THE DETECTION OF ANTIMONY , TIN , MERCURY , COPPER , LEAD , AND
ZINC , ...
Difficulties arising from the Administration of Sesquioxide of Iron as Antidote - $
54 . List of Apparatus and Materials and Practical Remarks . CHAPTER II . ON
THE DETECTION OF ANTIMONY , TIN , MERCURY , COPPER , LEAD , AND
ZINC , ...
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The different kinds of apparatus which have been proposed for the execution of
the operation may all be replaced by the simple arrangement represented in Fig .
4 . RULUBIANABONOJ Fig . 4 . It consists of a gas - bottle ( a ) , which may be ...
The different kinds of apparatus which have been proposed for the execution of
the operation may all be replaced by the simple arrangement represented in Fig .
4 . RULUBIANABONOJ Fig . 4 . It consists of a gas - bottle ( a ) , which may be ...
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Some pure zinc , granulated or in bars , and in not too small a quantity ( several
ounces ) , is introduced into the bottle ; connection is then made between the
different parts of the apparatus , and so much water poured through the funnel -
tube ...
Some pure zinc , granulated or in bars , and in not too small a quantity ( several
ounces ) , is introduced into the bottle ; connection is then made between the
different parts of the apparatus , and so much water poured through the funnel -
tube ...
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When all the atmospheric air may be supposed to have been expelled from the
apparatus , the escaping gas is kindled , and the flame made to strike against a
dish or a saucer of glazed white porcelain , which is held horizontally into the
flame ...
When all the atmospheric air may be supposed to have been expelled from the
apparatus , the escaping gas is kindled , and the flame made to strike against a
dish or a saucer of glazed white porcelain , which is held horizontally into the
flame ...
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It is hardly necessary to mention that if a replacement of any parts of the
apparatus has taken place , or the bottle itself has been opened , care must be
taken to drive out all atmospheric air from the apparatus by a sufficiently long -
continued ...
It is hardly necessary to mention that if a replacement of any parts of the
apparatus has taken place , or the bottle itself has been opened , care must be
taken to drive out all atmospheric air from the apparatus by a sufficiently long -
continued ...
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| Title | A Manual of the Detection of Poisons by Medico-chemical Analysis |
| Author | Friedrich Julius Otto |
| Translated by | William Elderhorst |
| Publisher | H. Baillière, 1857 |
| Length | 170 pages |
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