Course of Practical Chemistry as Adopted at University College, Toronto (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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Excerpt from Course of Practical Chemistry as Adopted at University College, Toronto

A portion of this, say half an inch, being poured out into a second tube, and diluted with about an equal bulk of water, the tests may be applied as in Table I. In adding hydrochloric acid, only a few drops should be used at first, and if a precipitate is formed, a little more added to see whether it dissolves or not. In using hydro sulphuric acid, a large quantity should be employed, say an equal bulk and it must be remembered that this reagent spoils very rapidly, and must often be prepared afresh. Some other reagents.

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