The Alkali Makers Handbook
The Alkali Makers Handbook
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Of the salt in water, in case of need with the aid of a little HC1. When analyzing impure rock-salt the treatment with dilute HC1 must be continued for some time, in order to dissolve all CaSO 4 . It is also necessary to filter off any clay, etc. , but non-argillaceous salt ought to be dissolved completely, excepting any grains of sand and the like. In the clear solution precipitate the lime with ammonia and ammonium oxalate, allow to stand for 12 hours, filter the precipitate through dense fil...ter paper in a well-shaped funnel (compare p. 94), wash, dry, and ignite it in a platinum crucible till it is completely converted into CaO. This is done by first gently heating till the calcium oxalate is decomposed, and then igniting at nearly a white heat for 20 minutes, either over a gas blow-pipe or, more conveniently, in a-Hempels gas-stove or over a Muencke patent burner. * 1 part CaO is equal to 2-4286 CaSO 4, and is calculated as such.
B. SALTCAKE.
(N. B. Nos. 1 and 2 are sufficient for daily examinations of the produce of works, the others are -employed for saltcake bought and sold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of the salt in water, in case of need with the aid of a little HC1. When analyzing impure rock-salt the treatment with dilute HC1 must be continued for some time, in order to dissolve all CaSO 4 . It is also necessary to filter off any clay, etc. , but non-argillaceous salt ought to be dissolved completely, excepting any grains of sand and the like. In the clear solution precipitate the lime with ammonia and ammonium oxalate, allow to stand for 12 hours, filter the precipitate through dense fil...ter paper in a well-shaped funnel (compare p. 94), wash, dry, and ignite it in a platinum crucible till it is completely converted into CaO. This is done by first gently heating till the calcium oxalate is decomposed, and then igniting at nearly a white heat for 20 minutes, either over a gas blow-pipe or, more conveniently, in a-Hempels gas-stove or over a Muencke patent burner. * 1 part CaO is equal to 2-4286 CaSO 4, and is calculated as such.
B. SALTCAKE.
(N. B. Nos. 1 and 2 are sufficient for daily examinations of the produce of works, the others are -employed for saltcake bought and sold.
What to read after The Alkali Makers Handbook?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georg Lunge to read onlineMoreLess
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