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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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On this , Duflos and Hirsch founded their method , described in the above cited
work ( 3 , note ) , which consists in introducing the organic substances ,
previously cut into shreds , into a tubulated retort , and adding pure hydrochloric
acid of 1 ...
On this , Duflos and Hirsch founded their method , described in the above cited
work ( 3 , note ) , which consists in introducing the organic substances ,
previously cut into shreds , into a tubulated retort , and adding pure hydrochloric
acid of 1 ...
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What now remains in the retort is mixed with the first acid distillate , which may
contain traces of chloride of arsenic , and the whole , after cooling , treated with
sulphureted hydrogen . The objections to this method are , that it does not effect ...
What now remains in the retort is mixed with the first acid distillate , which may
contain traces of chloride of arsenic , and the whole , after cooling , treated with
sulphureted hydrogen . The objections to this method are , that it does not effect ...
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The substances under examination ( food , contents , vomited matters ) are
placed in a . tubulated retort , and a large quantity of chloride of sodium and
sulphuric acid added , of the latter not quite sufficient to effect complete
decomposition of ...
The substances under examination ( food , contents , vomited matters ) are
placed in a . tubulated retort , and a large quantity of chloride of sodium and
sulphuric acid added , of the latter not quite sufficient to effect complete
decomposition of ...
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... a retort , the latter placed over a water - bath , and distilled until several
grammes of liquid have passed into the receiver . In the distillate the presence of
hydrocyanic acid may be shown very conclusively by the application of reagents ,
and ...
... a retort , the latter placed over a water - bath , and distilled until several
grammes of liquid have passed into the receiver . In the distillate the presence of
hydrocyanic acid may be shown very conclusively by the application of reagents ,
and ...
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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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