Inorganic Chemistry
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847. A salt of strontium is distinguished by giving no precipi- tate with the hyposulphite of sodium. The dry salt may be further tested at the blowpipe, or by kindling alcohol upon it, so as to see the crimson flame.
848. If a salt of an alkaline earth gives no precipitate with sulphate of calcium, it must be a salt of calcium or of mag- nesium. To discover which it is, a solution of oxalate of Metallic Elements. 249 ammonium, 'MYi^jQ.fi^, is taken. It will give, with the salt of calcium, a wh...ite precipitate immediately of the oxalate of calcium, CaC204, but none with the salt of magnesium. No further test is needed for the lime salt ; but in order to obtain a positive assurance that magnesia is present, a portion of the dry salt is placed upon charcoal, moistened with nitrate of cobalt, and heated in the outer flame of the blowpipe, when a skin-coloured residue will be obtained.
METALS OF THE EARTHS PROPER.
Aluminum or Aluminium.
Combining weight, 27-5; symbol, Al.
[Old notation, combining weight, 13-75; symbol, Al.] 849.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
847. A salt of strontium is distinguished by giving no precipi- tate with the hyposulphite of sodium. The dry salt may be further tested at the blowpipe, or by kindling alcohol upon it, so as to see the crimson flame.
848. If a salt of an alkaline earth gives no precipitate with sulphate of calcium, it must be a salt of calcium or of mag- nesium. To discover which it is, a solution of oxalate of Metallic Elements. 249 ammonium, 'MYi^jQ.fi^, is taken. It will give, with the salt of calcium, a wh...ite precipitate immediately of the oxalate of calcium, CaC204, but none with the salt of magnesium. No further test is needed for the lime salt ; but in order to obtain a positive assurance that magnesia is present, a portion of the dry salt is placed upon charcoal, moistened with nitrate of cobalt, and heated in the outer flame of the blowpipe, when a skin-coloured residue will be obtained.
METALS OF THE EARTHS PROPER.
Aluminum or Aluminium.
Combining weight, 27-5; symbol, Al.
[Old notation, combining weight, 13-75; symbol, Al.] 849.
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