Hand book of Chemistry volume 8
Hand book of Chemistry volume 8
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. 100*00 Oil of juniper forms with \ pt. Absolute alcohol a clear solution, and with 1 10 pts. A turbid solution (Zeller) ; the more volatile oil of the unripe berries dissolves clearly in 1 pt. , with turbidity in a larger quantity of absolute alcohol ; the oil of the ripe berries in 8 pts. (Blanchet. ) It dissolves sparingly in alcohol of sp. Gr. 0'85 (Blanchet) ; with turbidity in 10 to 12 pts. (Zeller. ) In absolute ether it dissolves in all proportions. (Blanchet. ) Appendix to Oil of Juni...per-berries. Juniper-camphor. ZAUBZEB. (1825. ) Eepert. 22, 415. BUCKNER. Repert. 22, 425. Obtained from oil of juniper-berries, which had been kept for 6 years in a half-filled loosely stoppered bottle ; purified by washing with alcohol. Colourless, transparent, rhomboidal tables grouped in tufts, heavier than water, melting when heated, and volatilising without decomposition, solidifying in the crystalline form on cooling. Nearly destitute of taste and odour. Neutral. (Zaubzer, Buchner. ) Burns like a volatile oil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. 100*00 Oil of juniper forms with \ pt. Absolute alcohol a clear solution, and with 1 10 pts. A turbid solution (Zeller) ; the more volatile oil of the unripe berries dissolves clearly in 1 pt. , with turbidity in a larger quantity of absolute alcohol ; the oil of the ripe berries in 8 pts. (Blanchet. ) It dissolves sparingly in alcohol of sp. Gr. 0'85 (Blanchet) ; with turbidity in 10 to 12 pts. (Zeller. ) In absolute ether it dissolves in all proportions. (Blanchet. ) Appendix to Oil of Juni...per-berries. Juniper-camphor. ZAUBZEB. (1825. ) Eepert. 22, 415. BUCKNER. Repert. 22, 425. Obtained from oil of juniper-berries, which had been kept for 6 years in a half-filled loosely stoppered bottle ; purified by washing with alcohol. Colourless, transparent, rhomboidal tables grouped in tufts, heavier than water, melting when heated, and volatilising without decomposition, solidifying in the crystalline form on cooling. Nearly destitute of taste and odour. Neutral. (Zaubzer, Buchner. ) Burns like a volatile oil.
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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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