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The most usual shape in which this poison is administered is in that of arsenious
acid , or white arsenic . ... Zinc and sulphuric acid frequently contain arsenic ,
sometimes in The fact of these operations having been performed should be 10 ...
The most usual shape in which this poison is administered is in that of arsenious
acid , or white arsenic . ... Zinc and sulphuric acid frequently contain arsenic ,
sometimes in The fact of these operations having been performed should be 10 ...
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The amount of arsenic in common sulphuric acid is often very great . Cameron
found about an ounce of crystallized arsenious acid deposited , after long
standing , from eight pounds of sulphuric acid . ( Chem . Gazette , 1856 . ) The
acid sold ...
The amount of arsenic in common sulphuric acid is often very great . Cameron
found about an ounce of crystallized arsenious acid deposited , after long
standing , from eight pounds of sulphuric acid . ( Chem . Gazette , 1856 . ) The
acid sold ...
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To effect this reduction , the sulphide or the acids of arsenic , prepared from the
sulphide by oxidation , may be employed . ... acid and fusion with nitrate of soda ,
or by nitric acid and sulphuric acid ; we then obtain a mass , containing arsenic ...
To effect this reduction , the sulphide or the acids of arsenic , prepared from the
sulphide by oxidation , may be employed . ... acid and fusion with nitrate of soda ,
or by nitric acid and sulphuric acid ; we then obtain a mass , containing arsenic ...
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concentrated or , better still , fuming nitric acid is poured on the residue , in the
porcelain capsule , and the acid ... and is separated by filtration ; the liquid is
strongly acidulated with dilute sulphuric acid , precaution being taken that no loss
is ...
concentrated or , better still , fuming nitric acid is poured on the residue , in the
porcelain capsule , and the acid ... and is separated by filtration ; the liquid is
strongly acidulated with dilute sulphuric acid , precaution being taken that no loss
is ...
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of the nitric and nitrous acids ; the only safe indication for this is the appearance
of the thick sulphuric acid vapors , and the evaporation must be continued until
this takes place . - ( Meyer , Annalen der Chemie und Pharmacie , Bd . 66 . p .
237 . ) ...
of the nitric and nitrous acids ; the only safe indication for this is the appearance
of the thick sulphuric acid vapors , and the evaporation must be continued until
this takes place . - ( Meyer , Annalen der Chemie und Pharmacie , Bd . 66 . p .
237 . ) ...
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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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