Coal-Tar And Ammonia 2
Coal-Tar And Ammonia 2
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The oil should not contain more than 3 per cent water. (Nothing is said here about the percentage of naphthalene. Cf. Tayne, supra, p. 694, nor about tar-acids, which is confirmed by Forrest, supra, p. 581.) R. Lamb, in a lecture given at the American Society of Civil Engineers (/. Gas Lighting, 191 1, cxiii., p. 521) quotes the following as the correct specification. The creosote oil ought to have a specific gravity not below 103, nor above 1.07 at 38 F. The fractional distillation of 100 ex. ...ought to yield the following percentages of distillate (dry) : — Up to I50°(302° F.) . . . nothing Between 150 and 170 (338 F.) . not above 1*5 per cent.
170° „ 2 3 5°(455°F.) . „ 35 », 235 „ 3oo°(572°F.) . „ 35 „ The residue ought to be soft The oil should contain at least 25 per cent naphthalene, and 15 per cent anthracene TESTING OF CREOSOTE OIL 705 « oil. Ninety-five per cent of the creosote oil should be soluble in carbon disulphide or absolute alcohol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The oil should not contain more than 3 per cent water. (Nothing is said here about the percentage of naphthalene. Cf. Tayne, supra, p. 694, nor about tar-acids, which is confirmed by Forrest, supra, p. 581.) R. Lamb, in a lecture given at the American Society of Civil Engineers (/. Gas Lighting, 191 1, cxiii., p. 521) quotes the following as the correct specification. The creosote oil ought to have a specific gravity not below 103, nor above 1.07 at 38 F. The fractional distillation of 100 ex. ...ought to yield the following percentages of distillate (dry) : — Up to I50°(302° F.) . . . nothing Between 150 and 170 (338 F.) . not above 1*5 per cent.
170° „ 2 3 5°(455°F.) . „ 35 », 235 „ 3oo°(572°F.) . „ 35 „ The residue ought to be soft The oil should contain at least 25 per cent naphthalene, and 15 per cent anthracene TESTING OF CREOSOTE OIL 705 « oil. Ninety-five per cent of the creosote oil should be soluble in carbon disulphide or absolute alcohol.
According to Church (/.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georg Lunge to read onlineMoreLess
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