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The Process of Marsh - $ 20 . Precautions to be observed - 8 23 – 24 . Other
modes of preparing the Test - liquid - $ 25 . Resemblance of Arsenic and
Antimony - $ 26 – 30 . Distinction of the two Metals& 31 - 32 . Method of
examination of the ...
The Process of Marsh - $ 20 . Precautions to be observed - 8 23 – 24 . Other
modes of preparing the Test - liquid - $ 25 . Resemblance of Arsenic and
Antimony - $ 26 – 30 . Distinction of the two Metals& 31 - 32 . Method of
examination of the ...
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Examination of Stains on Undyed Linen or Cotton Stuffs ; $ 135 . On Dyed , or
Printed Linen , or Cotton Stuffs ; $ 136 . On Woollen Stuffs ; $ 137 . On Wood ,
Stone , or Iron . THE AUTHOR ' S PREFACE . . I HAVE been CONTENTS .
Examination of Stains on Undyed Linen or Cotton Stuffs ; $ 135 . On Dyed , or
Printed Linen , or Cotton Stuffs ; $ 136 . On Woollen Stuffs ; $ 137 . On Wood ,
Stone , or Iron . THE AUTHOR ' S PREFACE . . I HAVE been CONTENTS .
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I HAVE been repeatedly requested by several apothecaries , who have followed
with advantage the method for the detection of arsenic in chemico - legal
examinations , as laid down in my “ Hand - book of Chemistry , " to furnish them
with a ...
I HAVE been repeatedly requested by several apothecaries , who have followed
with advantage the method for the detection of arsenic in chemico - legal
examinations , as laid down in my “ Hand - book of Chemistry , " to furnish them
with a ...
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The barest possibility of this not being the case is sufficient to make a thorough
examination , and , if required , purification necessary . * * The purity of the
hydrochloric acid which , in the process for the detection of arsenic and the
metals in ...
The barest possibility of this not being the case is sufficient to make a thorough
examination , and , if required , purification necessary . * * The purity of the
hydrochloric acid which , in the process for the detection of arsenic and the
metals in ...
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In considering the process followed in the chemical examination , it is most
convenient to assume three different cases , as pointed out by Wöhler : I . The
arsenious acid is found in the solid state in the contents of the stomach and
intestines , or ...
In considering the process followed in the chemical examination , it is most
convenient to assume three different cases , as pointed out by Wöhler : I . The
arsenious acid is found in the solid state in the contents of the stomach and
intestines , or ...
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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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