Chemical Experiments Prepared to Accompany Remsens Introduction to the Study

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* The apparatus for generating hydrogen sulphide should always be set up under a hood or in some room other than the working lab- oratory.
SULPHUR DIOXIDE. 101 SULPHUE DIOXIDE. EXPERIMENT 116.
Flask ; sheet-copper or turnings ; concentrated sulphuric acid ; cyl- inder or bottle ; candle or splinter.
1. Put eight or ten pieces of sheet-copper, one to two inches long, and about half an inch wide, or else 1020 grams copper turnings, into a 500-cc. Flask pro- vided with a cork and delivery-tube ; p
...lace it under the hood and pour 15 to 20 cc. Concentrated sulphuric acid into it. Heat gently. The moment the gas be- gins to come off, lower the flame, and keep it at such a height that the evolution is regular and not too ac- tive.
2. Pass some of the gas into a bottle containing water. Is it soluble in water ?
3. Collect a vessel full by displacement of air. (It is more than twice as heavy as air, its specific gravity being 2. 24. ) 4. See whether the gas will burn or support com- bustion.
Is the gas colored?


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