A Short Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry
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If water is poured on to quick-lime, the porous mass first absorbs considerable quantities of the liquid like a sponge. After a short 390 Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry.
time chemical action sets in, and the calcium oxide unites with water to form calcium hydrate : — CaO + H,,0 = Ca(OH) 2 .
The reaction is accompanied with so large an evolution of heat that a portion of the water is converted into steam. At the same time the piece of quick-lime swells up and is finally converted into a dry, w...hite, soft powder of the following compound, calcium hydrate.
(C\xs qtt — This hydrate is slightly soluble in water, I part requiring 600 parts of cold water to dissolve it. In hot water it is less soluble than in cold, whence it follows that a cold saturated solution when boiled becomes turbid, and calcium hydrate separates in the crystalline form, but redis- solves as the solution again cools. The solution has a distinct alkaline reaction.
Slaked-lime mixed with water forms a turbid solution of the hydrate with undissolved suspended particles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If water is poured on to quick-lime, the porous mass first absorbs considerable quantities of the liquid like a sponge. After a short 390 Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry.
time chemical action sets in, and the calcium oxide unites with water to form calcium hydrate : — CaO + H,,0 = Ca(OH) 2 .
The reaction is accompanied with so large an evolution of heat that a portion of the water is converted into steam. At the same time the piece of quick-lime swells up and is finally converted into a dry, w...hite, soft powder of the following compound, calcium hydrate.
(C\xs qtt — This hydrate is slightly soluble in water, I part requiring 600 parts of cold water to dissolve it. In hot water it is less soluble than in cold, whence it follows that a cold saturated solution when boiled becomes turbid, and calcium hydrate separates in the crystalline form, but redis- solves as the solution again cools. The solution has a distinct alkaline reaction.
Slaked-lime mixed with water forms a turbid solution of the hydrate with undissolved suspended particles.
What to read after A Short Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hermann Kolbe to read onlineMoreLess
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