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... I found , by my experiments , to be sufficiently free from arsenic to be be used in
Marsh ' s process . In § 18 the method of testing zinc and sulphuric acid for its
purity is described . ] been absorbed into the mass of the blood , or ARSENIC .
vio ...
... I found , by my experiments , to be sufficiently free from arsenic to be be used in
Marsh ' s process . In § 18 the method of testing zinc and sulphuric acid for its
purity is described . ] been absorbed into the mass of the blood , or ARSENIC .
vio ...
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been absorbed into the mass of the blood , or into the substance of the different
organs . The most characteristic reactions by which arsenious acid may be
recognized , will be given below ; and the question , “ Is the substance under ...
been absorbed into the mass of the blood , or into the substance of the different
organs . The most characteristic reactions by which arsenious acid may be
recognized , will be given below ; and the question , “ Is the substance under ...
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If arsenious acid or fly - powder cannot be found in the solid state , the mass ( the
contents of the stomach and intestines , and even these organs themselves , the
food , the vomited matters , etc . ) must be subjected to a further treatment ; but ...
If arsenious acid or fly - powder cannot be found in the solid state , the mass ( the
contents of the stomach and intestines , and even these organs themselves , the
food , the vomited matters , etc . ) must be subjected to a further treatment ; but ...
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cut into shreds , if necessary ) , introduced into a porcelain dish , and about as
much pure concentrated hydrochloric acid added as is equal to the weight of the
dry substance contained in the mass , or a little more , and enough water to form
...
cut into shreds , if necessary ) , introduced into a porcelain dish , and about as
much pure concentrated hydrochloric acid added as is equal to the weight of the
dry substance contained in the mass , or a little more , and enough water to form
...
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the treatment of the mass with hydrochloric acid and chlorate of potassa , in a
tubulated retort , connected with a receiver . In regard to this , experience has
shown that , at the temperature to which the mass is raised , when heated in a
water ...
the treatment of the mass with hydrochloric acid and chlorate of potassa , in a
tubulated retort , connected with a receiver . In regard to this , experience has
shown that , at the temperature to which the mass is raised , when heated in a
water ...
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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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