Exercises in Quantitative Chemistry
Exercises in Quantitative Chemistry
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The tubes a, >, THE DETERMINATION OF CARBONIC ACID 327 and c have a height of 170 mm. And an internal diameter of 16 mm. The tubes d, e, f, g, and h are smaller, having a height of 110mm. And a diameter of 12mm. A, 5, c, c?, g, and h are closed with rubber stoppers ; while e and /, in which the carbonic acid is absorbed and weighed, are closed with corks covered with sealing wax. It is better, however, to use for e and / glass-stoppered U -tubes with small side tubes, which are opened and close...d by turning the stoppers. The whole system of tubes is suspended at a convenient height above the working table from hooks driven into a horizontal strip of wood. The tube a, which is nearest the flask, contains just enough calcium chloride to fill its horizontal portion; b is filled with calcium chloride ; and , with small pieces of pumice stone which have been soaked in a boiling concentrated solution of copper sulphate, and then dried and heated to a temperature sufficient to dehy- drate the copper salt.
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The tubes a, >, THE DETERMINATION OF CARBONIC ACID 327 and c have a height of 170 mm. And an internal diameter of 16 mm. The tubes d, e, f, g, and h are smaller, having a height of 110mm. And a diameter of 12mm. A, 5, c, c?, g, and h are closed with rubber stoppers ; while e and /, in which the carbonic acid is absorbed and weighed, are closed with corks covered with sealing wax. It is better, however, to use for e and / glass-stoppered U -tubes with small side tubes, which are opened and close...d by turning the stoppers. The whole system of tubes is suspended at a convenient height above the working table from hooks driven into a horizontal strip of wood. The tube a, which is nearest the flask, contains just enough calcium chloride to fill its horizontal portion; b is filled with calcium chloride ; and , with small pieces of pumice stone which have been soaked in a boiling concentrated solution of copper sulphate, and then dried and heated to a temperature sufficient to dehy- drate the copper salt.
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