Outlines of the clinical chemistry of urine / by C.A. Mac Munn.

  • Macmunn, Charles A., 1852-1911.
Date:
1889
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    Ferric chloride: 1 part Liquor Ferri Percliloridi, ]^.P., to 10 of water. Feliling's solution : See under Sugars, Chapter XI. Ferrocyanide of potassium : 1 part to 12 of water. Hydrochloric acid : Pure, strong. Iodine solution : Tinctura lodi, B.P. Lead acetate : Neutral, 1 part to 4 water. Lead acetate : Tribasic, 1 part to 4 water. Magnesia mixture : 1 part crystallized magnesium sulphate, 2 parts ammonium chloride, 4 parts liquor ammonia, and 8 parts water. Magnesium sulphate : Cold saturated solution. Mercuric chloride : 1 part to 16 parts of water. Millon's reagent: Dissolve 1 part mercury in 2 parts nitric acid by means of a gentle heat, and add 2 parts water. Nitric acid : Common fuming nitric acid and pure concentrated nitric acid. Nitro-muriatic acid: 2 parts hydrochloric, 1 part nitric acid. Phosplio-molybdic acid : Common sodium phosplio-molybdate 1 part, water 10 parts, strongly acidulated with hydrochloric acid^ Picric acid : See Chapters IX. and XL Platinic chloride: 1 part to 10 parts water. ]\Iust give no precipitate in alcohol. Potassium chromate : Yellow chromate 1 part, water 20 parts. .Potassium hydrate : 1 part to 2 parts water. Potassium nitrate : Pure crystals free from chlorides. Potassium thiocyanate : 1 part to 20 parts water. (This is the Ehodan-losung of the Germans.) Eosolic acid : 1 part of the common acid in 100 parts alcohol. Silver nitrate: Fused nitrate of silver 1 part, water 30 parts. Sodium carbonate : Saturated solution. iSodium hydrate : 1 part fused sticks to 2 parts water. Sodium phosphate : (NasHPOJ 1 part to 10 parts water. Sulphuric acid: Pure concentrated, and dilute 1 to 5. ■Tartaric acid : In powder, to be dissolved as required. AVater : Pure distilled.