An Essay On Calcareous Manures
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The solution reddens veueialde blues, whilst the part not dissolved ir vidiout this |;ower, though it still preserves the pni[)eriy of combiidng with potash. Geine is destroyed by concentrated acids. The sulphuric acid dissolves it, taking at the same time a black color, carbonizing it, disen- gaging sulphurous acid gas, and leaving for resi- due the ordinary products which result from the action of this acid. By the addition of sur-oxide (or black oxide) of manganese, carbonic acid gas is dise...ngaged. The nitric acid dissolves and de- composes geine, with a disengagement of nitric oxide gas, and carbonic acid gas. If the solution is evaporated to the consistence of sh-oj), and then mixed with water, there is precijatated a peculiar bitter substance in powder, and there are found in the solution, artificial tannin and oxalic acid.
Geine forms soluble combinations with alkalis.
When an excess of geine is used, the caustic al- kalis are so neutralized by this substance, that they lose their peculiar chemical action and properties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The solution reddens veueialde blues, whilst the part not dissolved ir vidiout this |;ower, though it still preserves the pni[)eriy of combiidng with potash. Geine is destroyed by concentrated acids. The sulphuric acid dissolves it, taking at the same time a black color, carbonizing it, disen- gaging sulphurous acid gas, and leaving for resi- due the ordinary products which result from the action of this acid. By the addition of sur-oxide (or black oxide) of manganese, carbonic acid gas is dise...ngaged. The nitric acid dissolves and de- composes geine, with a disengagement of nitric oxide gas, and carbonic acid gas. If the solution is evaporated to the consistence of sh-oj), and then mixed with water, there is precijatated a peculiar bitter substance in powder, and there are found in the solution, artificial tannin and oxalic acid.
Geine forms soluble combinations with alkalis.
When an excess of geine is used, the caustic al- kalis are so neutralized by this substance, that they lose their peculiar chemical action and properties.
What to read after An Essay On Calcareous Manures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ya Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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