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... cloth may be substituted , and the residue washed with hot water . The washings are collected in a separate vessel ; if they yield too much liquid , they are evap- orated on a water - bath in a porcelain dish , and , after having been ...
... cloth may be substituted , and the residue washed with hot water . The washings are collected in a separate vessel ; if they yield too much liquid , they are evap- orated on a water - bath in a porcelain dish , and , after having been ...
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... cloth , and to pass through the filtrate a continued current of washed chlorine - gas , until it has become clear , and of wine - yellow color . The chlorine is then expelled by heat , and the liquid treated , after cooling , with ...
... cloth , and to pass through the filtrate a continued current of washed chlorine - gas , until it has become clear , and of wine - yellow color . The chlorine is then expelled by heat , and the liquid treated , after cooling , with ...
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... cloth , and the residue repeatedly washed with alcohol ; the liquid is then filtered , the filtrate intro- duced into a retort , and the alcohol distilled off . What now remains in the retort is mixed with the first acid distillate ...
... cloth , and the residue repeatedly washed with alcohol ; the liquid is then filtered , the filtrate intro- duced into a retort , and the alcohol distilled off . What now remains in the retort is mixed with the first acid distillate ...
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... cloth , the filtrate heated to ebulli- tion , and , while in this state , mixed with nitric acid , in small portions , until a fresh addition causes no longer a separation of solid matter , and until the liquid shows a strong acid ...
... cloth , the filtrate heated to ebulli- tion , and , while in this state , mixed with nitric acid , in small portions , until a fresh addition causes no longer a separation of solid matter , and until the liquid shows a strong acid ...
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... cloth . The operation is repeated once more , the two filtrates are united , and evaporated to dryness at a gentle heat . The residue is repeat- edly treated with small portions of cold concentrated alcohol , the alcoholic solutions are ...
... cloth . The operation is repeated once more , the two filtrates are united , and evaporated to dryness at a gentle heat . The residue is repeat- edly treated with small portions of cold concentrated alcohol , the alcoholic solutions are ...
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