Laboratory Experiments in General Chemistry
Laboratory Experiments in General Chemistry
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168 in which sulphur was melted in a Hessian crucible.
170. Sulphur Monochloride (S 2 C1 2 ). Arrange an apparatus as shown in Fig. 25. The distilling flask should contain about 30 gms. Of sulphur. Generate chlorine by means of MnO 2, NaCl and H 2 SO4 and pass the gas into the distilling flask as shown. The second distilling flask, which acts as a condenser and receiver, is cooled by means of a stream of water.
When the stream of chlorine becomes regular, heat the distilling flask to melt the s...ulphur and to distill the S 2 C1 2 formed. The thermometer shows the temperature of the vapor of the latter. Do not let the temperature rise above 160 or 170.
When sufficient S 2 C1 2 has been obtained, stop the operation and thoroughly clean and dry the distilling flask. Then introduce the S 2 C1 2 and stopper the flask with a cork carrying only a thermometer. Connect the apparatus as shown and redistill the liquid, being careful to note the temperature at which it distills.
171. Describe fully the properties of sulphur mono- chloride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
168 in which sulphur was melted in a Hessian crucible.
170. Sulphur Monochloride (S 2 C1 2 ). Arrange an apparatus as shown in Fig. 25. The distilling flask should contain about 30 gms. Of sulphur. Generate chlorine by means of MnO 2, NaCl and H 2 SO4 and pass the gas into the distilling flask as shown. The second distilling flask, which acts as a condenser and receiver, is cooled by means of a stream of water.
When the stream of chlorine becomes regular, heat the distilling flask to melt the s...ulphur and to distill the S 2 C1 2 formed. The thermometer shows the temperature of the vapor of the latter. Do not let the temperature rise above 160 or 170.
When sufficient S 2 C1 2 has been obtained, stop the operation and thoroughly clean and dry the distilling flask. Then introduce the S 2 C1 2 and stopper the flask with a cork carrying only a thermometer. Connect the apparatus as shown and redistill the liquid, being careful to note the temperature at which it distills.
171. Describe fully the properties of sulphur mono- chloride.
What to read after Laboratory Experiments in General Chemistry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Briggs North to read onlineMoreLess
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