Elementary instruction in chemical analysis / By C. Remigius Fresenius, with a preface by Professor Liebig. Edited by J. Lloyd Bullock.

  • Carl Remigius Fresenius
Date:
1843
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Credit: Elementary instruction in chemical analysis / By C. Remigius Fresenius, with a preface by Professor Liebig. Edited by J. Lloyd Bullock. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    Page inorganic substances, in cases where organic substances are pre- sent, which by their colour, con- sistence, or other properties, im- pede the application of the re- agents, or render the phenomena obscure, § 129 . . . 251 IV. Confirmatory experiments, § 130 252 CHAPTER II. Explanatory notes and additions to the practical course . 254 I. Remarks on the preliminary exa- mination .... 254 ] II. Additional remarks upon solu- tion, &c. .... 255 III. Additional remarks upon the real examination, from § 107 to § 129 257 A. General survey and explanation of the analytical course 257 a. Detection of the bases 257 b. Detection of the acids 201 B. Special and additional remarks upon the Pago systematic course of analysis . . 264 To §114 . . 264 To §115 . . 265 To §116 . . 267 To §117 . . 268 To §118 . . 271 To§127 . . 272 To § 128 . . 274 Appendix to Part 11. I. General scheme for a judicious ar- rangement of the succession in which substances ought to be analysed .... 277 II. Table of the more frequently oc- curring forms and combinations of the substances considered in the present work, with especial regard to the classes to which they belong, according to their various degrees of solubility in water, &c 280