The Chemical Pocket-Book; Or Memoranda Chemica: Arranged in a Compendium of Chemistry: With Tables of Attractions, &c. Calculated As Well for the Occasional Reference of the Professional Student, As to Supply Others With a General Knowledge of Chemistry .
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With the alkalies it forms deliquefcent falts^ with the -garths it tUb forms malates, that of alumine being dif- ficultly foluble. The MALATE of iron does not cryftallize, but that of %tnc forms in fine cryftals. It precipitates the nitrates of lead y o{ ftlvery or of goldy in the metallic ftate.
It is readily deftroyed by fire, or converted into the carbonic acid. The nitric acid changes it into the oxalic acid.
Vauquelin fays, perhaps, by being oxygenated by degrees, -it at laft contributes, ...^in fome plants, to form the oxalic acid.
3. The GALLIC ACID, which is alfo yielded by many barks, roots, fruits, &c. may be thus obtained. One pound of powder of nut galls may be infufed in two pints and three-quarters of wiiter, for four days, fhaking the mix- ture frequently, and then filtered and left in a veflel covered merely with blotting paper. The liquid will then become covered with a thick pellicle of mouldinefs, and a precipitate falls down in proportion as the infufion evaporates. Thefe precipitates being colle^led, and diffolved in boiling water, form a liquid of a brown yellow colour, which, on evapo- ration by a gentle heat, depofits the acid in a precipitate like finefand and cryftals of a yellowifli grey, it not being pof- fible to obtain it white.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With the alkalies it forms deliquefcent falts^ with the -garths it tUb forms malates, that of alumine being dif- ficultly foluble. The MALATE of iron does not cryftallize, but that of %tnc forms in fine cryftals. It precipitates the nitrates of lead y o{ ftlvery or of goldy in the metallic ftate.
It is readily deftroyed by fire, or converted into the carbonic acid. The nitric acid changes it into the oxalic acid.
Vauquelin fays, perhaps, by being oxygenated by degrees, -it at laft contributes, ...^in fome plants, to form the oxalic acid.
3. The GALLIC ACID, which is alfo yielded by many barks, roots, fruits, &c. may be thus obtained. One pound of powder of nut galls may be infufed in two pints and three-quarters of wiiter, for four days, fhaking the mix- ture frequently, and then filtered and left in a veflel covered merely with blotting paper. The liquid will then become covered with a thick pellicle of mouldinefs, and a precipitate falls down in proportion as the infufion evaporates. Thefe precipitates being colle^led, and diffolved in boiling water, form a liquid of a brown yellow colour, which, on evapo- ration by a gentle heat, depofits the acid in a precipitate like finefand and cryftals of a yellowifli grey, it not being pof- fible to obtain it white.
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