Red Lead And How to Use It in Paint
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4, p. 659, (1912).
'Chemisch-technisclie Untersuchungs-Methoden, Lunge, Berl., Bd. 2, S. 95, 6th Ed.
Appendix I "3 114 Red-Lead and How to Use it in Paint Determination of PbaO^ (National Lead Company Laboratory) 1. "Red-Lead Solution." — Weigh out into a 1300 c. cm. beaker, 600 grammes c. p. crystalline sodium acetate and 48 grammes c. p. potassium iodide. Make up a solution of 25 per cent acetic acid, by mixing 150 c. cm. c. p. glacial acetic acid with 450 c. cm. distilled water. Now pour abo...ut 500 c. m. of this 25 per cent acid into the 1300 c. cm. beaker, above mentioned, reserving the re- mainder. Warm the beaker on the steam-bath, stirring occasionally, until a clear solution is ob- tained. Cool this solution to room temperature, and pour it into a i-litre graduated flask. Then add enough of the reserved 25 per cent acetic acid to make exactly 1000 c. cm. and mix thoroughly.
2. One-Tenth N Sodium Thiosulphate Solution. — Weigh out Into a large beaker 25 grammes c. p. crystalline sodium thiosulphate; add 400-500 c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4, p. 659, (1912).
'Chemisch-technisclie Untersuchungs-Methoden, Lunge, Berl., Bd. 2, S. 95, 6th Ed.
Appendix I "3 114 Red-Lead and How to Use it in Paint Determination of PbaO^ (National Lead Company Laboratory) 1. "Red-Lead Solution." — Weigh out into a 1300 c. cm. beaker, 600 grammes c. p. crystalline sodium acetate and 48 grammes c. p. potassium iodide. Make up a solution of 25 per cent acetic acid, by mixing 150 c. cm. c. p. glacial acetic acid with 450 c. cm. distilled water. Now pour abo...ut 500 c. m. of this 25 per cent acid into the 1300 c. cm. beaker, above mentioned, reserving the re- mainder. Warm the beaker on the steam-bath, stirring occasionally, until a clear solution is ob- tained. Cool this solution to room temperature, and pour it into a i-litre graduated flask. Then add enough of the reserved 25 per cent acetic acid to make exactly 1000 c. cm. and mix thoroughly.
2. One-Tenth N Sodium Thiosulphate Solution. — Weigh out Into a large beaker 25 grammes c. p. crystalline sodium thiosulphate; add 400-500 c.
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