The Principles of Chemistry
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But in every case antimony is a rather rare metal found in few localities. In Russia it is known to occur in Daghestan in the Caucasus. It is extracted chiefly for the preparation of alloys with lead and tin, which are used for casting printing type.*'" Some of its compounds are tainous countries aei.'Ustom themselveB to taking arsenic, as a means which, according to their experience, helps to overcome the fatigue of mountain ascents. Arsenious aiiiydride and certain of its salts are also used ...in medicine, naturally only in small quantities.
When taken internally arsenic passes into the blood, and is mainly excreted by the urine.
j' Adie (iKH'.ij obtained compounds of As.jOs with 1, 2, i, and 8 SO3 by the direct action of ordinary and Nordhausen sulphuric acid upon Ab.iO-. Weber had previously obtained As-^OsSOj (which disengages SO^ at 225°J, and also other As-^Os'iSO; (where /( = S, 6, and H), by the action of the vapours of SO3 upon A8.2O3 at a definite temperature.
The compound AsoO-.HSO^ loses SO; at 100°.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But in every case antimony is a rather rare metal found in few localities. In Russia it is known to occur in Daghestan in the Caucasus. It is extracted chiefly for the preparation of alloys with lead and tin, which are used for casting printing type.*'" Some of its compounds are tainous countries aei.'Ustom themselveB to taking arsenic, as a means which, according to their experience, helps to overcome the fatigue of mountain ascents. Arsenious aiiiydride and certain of its salts are also used ...in medicine, naturally only in small quantities.
When taken internally arsenic passes into the blood, and is mainly excreted by the urine.
j' Adie (iKH'.ij obtained compounds of As.jOs with 1, 2, i, and 8 SO3 by the direct action of ordinary and Nordhausen sulphuric acid upon Ab.iO-. Weber had previously obtained As-^OsSOj (which disengages SO^ at 225°J, and also other As-^Os'iSO; (where /( = S, 6, and H), by the action of the vapours of SO3 upon A8.2O3 at a definite temperature.
The compound AsoO-.HSO^ loses SO; at 100°.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dmitry Ivanovich Mendeleyev to read onlineMoreLess
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