Elementary Chemistry
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The latter is the commercial form of the compound, and usually is found in lumps which curiously resemble porcelain. It is slightly soluble in water, forming probably arsenious acid, H 3 AsO 3 . From this acid, many arsenites are de- rived, and some of them have practical importance. Sodium arsenite is used as a mordant in calico printing ; and a double salt of copper arsenite and copper acetate is known commonly as Paris green. This brilliant pigment has been used extensively for coloring wall... papers, although the paper so tinted is certainly unwholesome. Whenever a sample of wall paper is changed from green to blue by a drop of ammonia water, or, when burned, gives a green tinge to the flame, the presence of an arsenic green may safely be inferred. The test is really a test for copper ; but nearly all green pigments containing copper contain arsenic as well. 1 Paris green is also used in enormous quantities for the destruction of the Colorado potato beetle. Inasmuch as it is violently poisonous, it should be handled with extreme care.
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The latter is the commercial form of the compound, and usually is found in lumps which curiously resemble porcelain. It is slightly soluble in water, forming probably arsenious acid, H 3 AsO 3 . From this acid, many arsenites are de- rived, and some of them have practical importance. Sodium arsenite is used as a mordant in calico printing ; and a double salt of copper arsenite and copper acetate is known commonly as Paris green. This brilliant pigment has been used extensively for coloring wall... papers, although the paper so tinted is certainly unwholesome. Whenever a sample of wall paper is changed from green to blue by a drop of ammonia water, or, when burned, gives a green tinge to the flame, the presence of an arsenic green may safely be inferred. The test is really a test for copper ; but nearly all green pigments containing copper contain arsenic as well. 1 Paris green is also used in enormous quantities for the destruction of the Colorado potato beetle. Inasmuch as it is violently poisonous, it should be handled with extreme care.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Wigglesworth Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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