Hand book of Chemistry volume 17
Hand book of Chemistry volume 17
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Mono-acid. Friable crystals, obtained also by adding carbonate of potash to a solution of the acid in weak alcohol, heating, and adding dilute alcohol till solution is effected. Decomposed by prolonged boil- ing of the solution. Gives off 4'8 p. C. Of water at 120 (2 at. = 4*66 p. C. HO) (Hlasiwetz & v. Gilm). 40 C at 100. 240 Hlasiwetz & y. Gilm. 62-17 61-42 6-99 7-20 10-10 9-83 20-74 21-55 27 H 27 K . .. .. 39 10 O 80 + 2HO. .. . 386 . .. .. .. . LOO'OO . .. .. .. . LOO'OO Soda-salt. A. Bibas...ic. Alcoholic soda throws down from an alcoholic solution of the acid, an abundant precipitate, which when dis- solved by heating it with caustic soda and water, quickly crystallises in shining laminae. Dissolves in a hot mixture of water with an equal quantity of alcohol, the solution depositing the mono-acid salt on cooling (Hlasiwetz & v. Gilm). 40 a100 240 Hlasiwetz & y. Gilm. 58-29 58-05 6-83 6-84 11-22 11-47 23-66 23-64 28 H 28 2 Na 46 12 O 96 C 4 H 24 Na 2 8 + 4HO . .. . 410 100-00 . 100-00 The salt dried at 120 contains 12'35 p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mono-acid. Friable crystals, obtained also by adding carbonate of potash to a solution of the acid in weak alcohol, heating, and adding dilute alcohol till solution is effected. Decomposed by prolonged boil- ing of the solution. Gives off 4'8 p. C. Of water at 120 (2 at. = 4*66 p. C. HO) (Hlasiwetz & v. Gilm). 40 C at 100. 240 Hlasiwetz & y. Gilm. 62-17 61-42 6-99 7-20 10-10 9-83 20-74 21-55 27 H 27 K . .. .. 39 10 O 80 + 2HO. .. . 386 . .. .. .. . LOO'OO . .. .. .. . LOO'OO Soda-salt. A. Bibas...ic. Alcoholic soda throws down from an alcoholic solution of the acid, an abundant precipitate, which when dis- solved by heating it with caustic soda and water, quickly crystallises in shining laminae. Dissolves in a hot mixture of water with an equal quantity of alcohol, the solution depositing the mono-acid salt on cooling (Hlasiwetz & v. Gilm). 40 a100 240 Hlasiwetz & y. Gilm. 58-29 58-05 6-83 6-84 11-22 11-47 23-66 23-64 28 H 28 2 Na 46 12 O 96 C 4 H 24 Na 2 8 + 4HO . .. . 410 100-00 . 100-00 The salt dried at 120 contains 12'35 p.
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