The Elements of Blowpipe Analysis
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Before the Bp. on Ch.
colors flame blue. Before the Bp. on Ch.
with Na^COg and KCN is reduced to the metal. In borax bead it reacts for copper.
principal ores before the blowpipe s7 Ores of Iron Limonite, 2 FcgOg + 3 H^O, FcaOs . 86, H2O . 14. — H = 5.0-5.5, G = 3.6 - 4.0.
Color, brown to ochre-yellow. Earthy or semi-metallic in appearance. In an igni- tion tube yields water. Before the Bp.
on Ch. infusible. In borax bead reacts for iron.
Hematite, Fe^Os, Fe . 70, . 30. — H = 5.5 -6.5. G = 4-9-...5-3- Color, dark steel-gray to iron-black. Lustre, metallic. When pulverized yields a red powder. Before the Bp. on Ch. infusible.
After long roasting becomes magnetic. In borax bead gives usual indications of iron.
Magnetite, Fe804, FeO.31, FeaOg.eg. — H = 5.5-6.5, = 5.17-5.18.
S8 BLOWPIPE ANALYSIS Color, iron-black. Lustre, shining and me- tallic. Pulverized, its powder is black. It is strongly magnetic. Fuses with -difficulty before the Bp. on Ch. In borax bead reacts for iron.
Pyrites, FeSj, Fe .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before the Bp. on Ch.
colors flame blue. Before the Bp. on Ch.
with Na^COg and KCN is reduced to the metal. In borax bead it reacts for copper.
principal ores before the blowpipe s7 Ores of Iron Limonite, 2 FcgOg + 3 H^O, FcaOs . 86, H2O . 14. — H = 5.0-5.5, G = 3.6 - 4.0.
Color, brown to ochre-yellow. Earthy or semi-metallic in appearance. In an igni- tion tube yields water. Before the Bp.
on Ch. infusible. In borax bead reacts for iron.
Hematite, Fe^Os, Fe . 70, . 30. — H = 5.5 -6.5. G = 4-9-...5-3- Color, dark steel-gray to iron-black. Lustre, metallic. When pulverized yields a red powder. Before the Bp. on Ch. infusible.
After long roasting becomes magnetic. In borax bead gives usual indications of iron.
Magnetite, Fe804, FeO.31, FeaOg.eg. — H = 5.5-6.5, = 5.17-5.18.
S8 BLOWPIPE ANALYSIS Color, iron-black. Lustre, shining and me- tallic. Pulverized, its powder is black. It is strongly magnetic. Fuses with -difficulty before the Bp. on Ch. In borax bead reacts for iron.
Pyrites, FeSj, Fe .
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Hutton Getman to read onlineMoreLess
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