A Manual of Chemical Analysis Qualitative And Quantitative
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The solution should be evaporated down in a porcelain dish until * By the behaviour of the substance under this treatment, the presence of carbonates, sulphites, and peroxides will be indicated. Sulphur and silicic acid may be precipitated.
t See remarks on p. 187 with reference to this point.
j Such as sulphides of nickel, cobalt, mercury. The presence of these should have been indicated by the preliminary tests. The use of aqua regia should only be resorted to when absolutely necessary.
184 Q...ualitative Analysis.
only a small bulk remains, in order to expel as much acid as possible, and then diluted with water ; this solution may then be mixed with the hydrochloric acid extract.
(3) Treatment of the Residue insoluble in Water or in Acids. The number of compounds insoluble in water and acids is very limited. Of commonly occurring substances, the following may be present (a) Sulphates of barium, calcium, strontium, and lead (the three last named being sufficiently soluble to be detected in the aqueous extract).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The solution should be evaporated down in a porcelain dish until * By the behaviour of the substance under this treatment, the presence of carbonates, sulphites, and peroxides will be indicated. Sulphur and silicic acid may be precipitated.
t See remarks on p. 187 with reference to this point.
j Such as sulphides of nickel, cobalt, mercury. The presence of these should have been indicated by the preliminary tests. The use of aqua regia should only be resorted to when absolutely necessary.
184 Q...ualitative Analysis.
only a small bulk remains, in order to expel as much acid as possible, and then diluted with water ; this solution may then be mixed with the hydrochloric acid extract.
(3) Treatment of the Residue insoluble in Water or in Acids. The number of compounds insoluble in water and acids is very limited. Of commonly occurring substances, the following may be present (a) Sulphates of barium, calcium, strontium, and lead (the three last named being sufficiently soluble to be detected in the aqueous extract).
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