Commercial Turpentines Their Quality And Methods for Their Examination
Commercial Turpentines Their Quality And Methods for Their Examination
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475 is strongly indicative of coal-tar oils and the test should be repeated, distilling a sufficient quantity of the sample to obtain at least 50 cc fractionating below 157 C. (314 F. ), which should be 1 Rosin spirits leaves a small residue on polymerization.
20 COMMERCIAL TURPENTINES.
carefully refractionated, the initial distilling temperature noted, and the refractive index, behavior with sulphuric acid (color, heat devel- oped, refractive index of residue, if any), and odor closely observe...d. An initial distilling temperature of less than 154 C. (309 F. ) with a refractive index of the first fraction of more than 1. 475, together with a reddish color and but little development of heat on mixing with the sulphuric acid, and the characteristic odor of the oils, is proof of the presence of coal-tar oils.
When the proportion of coal-tar oils is small, this examination may not always give positive evidence of their presence. As little as 5 per cent of xylol, however, may be identified by the following procedure: To 150 cc of 4 to 1 sulphuric acid, in a separatory funnel, add 100 cc of the suspected turpentine, being careful to prevent a rise in temperature above 40 C, (104 F.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
475 is strongly indicative of coal-tar oils and the test should be repeated, distilling a sufficient quantity of the sample to obtain at least 50 cc fractionating below 157 C. (314 F. ), which should be 1 Rosin spirits leaves a small residue on polymerization.
20 COMMERCIAL TURPENTINES.
carefully refractionated, the initial distilling temperature noted, and the refractive index, behavior with sulphuric acid (color, heat devel- oped, refractive index of residue, if any), and odor closely observe...d. An initial distilling temperature of less than 154 C. (309 F. ) with a refractive index of the first fraction of more than 1. 475, together with a reddish color and but little development of heat on mixing with the sulphuric acid, and the characteristic odor of the oils, is proof of the presence of coal-tar oils.
When the proportion of coal-tar oils is small, this examination may not always give positive evidence of their presence. As little as 5 per cent of xylol, however, may be identified by the following procedure: To 150 cc of 4 to 1 sulphuric acid, in a separatory funnel, add 100 cc of the suspected turpentine, being careful to prevent a rise in temperature above 40 C, (104 F.
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