Systematic Education Or Elementary Instruction in the Various Departments of Li
Systematic Education Or Elementary Instruction in the Various Departments of Li
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* Take some red-lead, and expose it to an intense heat in a crucible, fig. 8, and the result will be a metallic glass.
176 CHEMISTRY.
which furnishes an example of the vitrification of metals, and of the method of glazing all kinds of pottery.
Exp. 9. Spread a piece of tin-foil upon a piece of thick cartridge paper : pour a small quantity of strong solution of nitrate of copper upon it. Fold it up quickly, and wrap it round with another paper, to exclude the access of the atmos- pheric air. Pla...ce it on a tile, marble, &c. And in a little while combustion will commence.
Exp. 10. By mixing together in a warm mortar, three parts of nitre, two of potash, and one of sulphur, we have a fulminating powder. A small portion of this placed in a fire-shovel over a hot fire, blackens, melts, and explodes with a violent report, but without danger.
Exp. 11. To shew the effect of the atmospheric air upon crystallization, dissolve three drams of sulphate of soda (Glauber's salt) in an ounce of boiling water, pour it, while hot, into a phial, and cork it close.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* Take some red-lead, and expose it to an intense heat in a crucible, fig. 8, and the result will be a metallic glass.
176 CHEMISTRY.
which furnishes an example of the vitrification of metals, and of the method of glazing all kinds of pottery.
Exp. 9. Spread a piece of tin-foil upon a piece of thick cartridge paper : pour a small quantity of strong solution of nitrate of copper upon it. Fold it up quickly, and wrap it round with another paper, to exclude the access of the atmos- pheric air. Pla...ce it on a tile, marble, &c. And in a little while combustion will commence.
Exp. 10. By mixing together in a warm mortar, three parts of nitre, two of potash, and one of sulphur, we have a fulminating powder. A small portion of this placed in a fire-shovel over a hot fire, blackens, melts, and explodes with a violent report, but without danger.
Exp. 11. To shew the effect of the atmospheric air upon crystallization, dissolve three drams of sulphate of soda (Glauber's salt) in an ounce of boiling water, pour it, while hot, into a phial, and cork it close.
What to read after Systematic Education Or Elementary Instruction in the Various Departments of Li?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Shepherd to read onlineMoreLess
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