Hand book of Chemistry volume 18
Hand book of Chemistry volume 18
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.. .. .. .. .. . 76-60 . .. .. .. .. .. . 76'35 46 H . .. .. .. .. .. . 46 . .. .. .. .. .. . 9-79 . .. .. .. .. .. . 9 82 80 . .. .. .. .. .. . 64 . .. .. .. .. .. . 13-61 . .. .. .. .. .. . 13-83 C 60 H 4 O 8 . .. 470 . .. .. .. .. .. . Loo-OO . .. .. .. .. .. . 100-00 Homologous with sapogenin, C 56 II 42 S (xvi, 89 d) Rochleder). 142 PRIMARY NUCLEUS C 60 ]! 52 ; OXYGEN-NUCLEUS Caincetin breaks up when melted with caustic potash, apparently yielding butyric acid, and a potash-salt which is i...nsoluble in alkaline water, and contains [after deduction or separation of the potash ?(Kr. )] 74-27 to 75-20 p. C. C. , and 10-80 to 10-86 H. , probably the salt of an acid represented by the formula C W H 42 8 (calc. 74-46 p. C. C. , 10-05 H. ) (Rochleder). Cdincetin-potash. Dazzling-white, silky, delicate needles, which dissolve in caustic potash and are decomposed by water. Dried at 118 in air-current. Kochleder. 600 . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 360 . .. .. .. . 69-63 . .. .. .. . 69'33 . .. .. ..
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.. .. .. .. .. . 76-60 . .. .. .. .. .. . 76'35 46 H . .. .. .. .. .. . 46 . .. .. .. .. .. . 9-79 . .. .. .. .. .. . 9 82 80 . .. .. .. .. .. . 64 . .. .. .. .. .. . 13-61 . .. .. .. .. .. . 13-83 C 60 H 4 O 8 . .. 470 . .. .. .. .. .. . Loo-OO . .. .. .. .. .. . 100-00 Homologous with sapogenin, C 56 II 42 S (xvi, 89 d) Rochleder). 142 PRIMARY NUCLEUS C 60 ]! 52 ; OXYGEN-NUCLEUS Caincetin breaks up when melted with caustic potash, apparently yielding butyric acid, and a potash-salt which is i...nsoluble in alkaline water, and contains [after deduction or separation of the potash ?(Kr. )] 74-27 to 75-20 p. C. C. , and 10-80 to 10-86 H. , probably the salt of an acid represented by the formula C W H 42 8 (calc. 74-46 p. C. C. , 10-05 H. ) (Rochleder). Cdincetin-potash. Dazzling-white, silky, delicate needles, which dissolve in caustic potash and are decomposed by water. Dried at 118 in air-current. Kochleder. 600 . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 360 . .. .. .. . 69-63 . .. .. .. . 69'33 . .. .. ..
What to read after Hand book of Chemistry volume 18?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leopold Gmelin to read onlineMoreLess
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