A System of Chemistry volume 5
A System of Chemistry volume 5
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It is neither acid nor alkaline. When triturated with potash no ammoniacal odour is exhaled, and it forms with the alkali a thick magma. 30 parts of milt mixed with 6 parts of pot- ash, . And a sufficient quantity of water, and distilled, yielded only traces of ammonia, coming obviously fr< . *: : c I* Ann. Dt Cbim. Ix. P. 75. F Ibid. Ixiv.
SEMEN. 611 some muriate of ammonia, which exists naturally in, cha P- the milt. When milt is dried slowly in a moderate heat it loses ^ths of its weight, be...comes yellow and brittle. When heated in a platinum crucible it softens and then melts, exhaling yellow vapours having the smell of animal oil. The charcoal formed contains a notable quantity of uncombined phosphoric acid, to- gether with some phosphate of lime and phosphate of magnesia. As the acid did not exist in the milt it must phosphorus.
have been formed during the combustion ; and hence it follows that milt contains a notable quantity of phos- phorus as a constituent.
123 parts of fresh milt, cautiously distilled in an earthen ware crucible, gradually heated to whiteness, furnished the following products: 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is neither acid nor alkaline. When triturated with potash no ammoniacal odour is exhaled, and it forms with the alkali a thick magma. 30 parts of milt mixed with 6 parts of pot- ash, . And a sufficient quantity of water, and distilled, yielded only traces of ammonia, coming obviously fr< . *: : c I* Ann. Dt Cbim. Ix. P. 75. F Ibid. Ixiv.
SEMEN. 611 some muriate of ammonia, which exists naturally in, cha P- the milt. When milt is dried slowly in a moderate heat it loses ^ths of its weight, be...comes yellow and brittle. When heated in a platinum crucible it softens and then melts, exhaling yellow vapours having the smell of animal oil. The charcoal formed contains a notable quantity of uncombined phosphoric acid, to- gether with some phosphate of lime and phosphate of magnesia. As the acid did not exist in the milt it must phosphorus.
have been formed during the combustion ; and hence it follows that milt contains a notable quantity of phos- phorus as a constituent.
123 parts of fresh milt, cautiously distilled in an earthen ware crucible, gradually heated to whiteness, furnished the following products: 1.
What to read after A System of Chemistry volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Thomson to read onlineMoreLess
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