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Page 14
The food , the contents , the vomited matters , etc . , are placed in a spacious
glass jar , or beaker glass , distilled water poured on it , and the whole well stirred
for some time ; by this process the grains of arsenious acid are cleaned , and
settle ...
The food , the contents , the vomited matters , etc . , are placed in a spacious
glass jar , or beaker glass , distilled water poured on it , and the whole well stirred
for some time ; by this process the grains of arsenious acid are cleaned , and
settle ...
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... and the tube with the mirror handed over , together with the written report , to
the proper authorities , as a corpus delicti ; the remaining grains are used for
other experiments : A particle is introduced into a glass tube sealed at one end ,
some ...
... and the tube with the mirror handed over , together with the written report , to
the proper authorities , as a corpus delicti ; the remaining grains are used for
other experiments : A particle is introduced into a glass tube sealed at one end ,
some ...
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Heated in a glass tube ( Fig . 1 ) alone , it yields an arsenic mirror . Thrown on
incandescent charcoal , it evolves the characteristic alliaceous odor . — The
powder , when heated with nitric acid , yields , with evolution of nitrous acid vapor
, a ...
Heated in a glass tube ( Fig . 1 ) alone , it yields an arsenic mirror . Thrown on
incandescent charcoal , it evolves the characteristic alliaceous odor . — The
powder , when heated with nitric acid , yields , with evolution of nitrous acid vapor
, a ...
Page 18
... is a golden yellow crystalline substance . Both are volatile ; heated in a glass
tube closed at one end , they afford sublimates of different color ; sometimes
three sublimates are produced , the most volatile one being of a yellow , the next
...
... is a golden yellow crystalline substance . Both are volatile ; heated in a glass
tube closed at one end , they afford sublimates of different color ; sometimes
three sublimates are produced , the most volatile one being of a yellow , the next
...
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The liquid is poured into a spacious beaker - glass , or a flask , and a current of
washed sulphureted hydrogen gas slowly passed through it ; when the liquid is
perfectly saturated with gas , it is heated to about 140° - 170° F . , which is done
by ...
The liquid is poured into a spacious beaker - glass , or a flask , and a current of
washed sulphureted hydrogen gas slowly passed through it ; when the liquid is
perfectly saturated with gas , it is heated to about 140° - 170° F . , which is done
by ...
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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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