A primer of chemistry : including analysis / by Arthur Vacher.

  • Vacher, Arthur
Date:
1877
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Credit: A primer of chemistry : including analysis / by Arthur Vacher. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CaMg(C03)„. Dolomite. MgCOs. Magnesic carbonate. Magnesite. 3MgC0s.MgH202. Ordinary carbonate of mag- nesia. Magnesia. Powder. Made by preci- pitating magnesic sulphate with sodic car- bonate. K2GO„. Potassic carbonate. Potashes. Pearlasb. Salt of tartar. Powder. KHCOr Hydropotassic carbonate. Bicarbonate of potash. Obtained by passing carbonic acid into solution of the previous salt. Powder. Na2C03.10IT20. Sodic carbonate. Ordinary soda. Washing soda. Soda ash (dried). Mac le from salt by converting it first into sodic sulphate by treatment with h. sulphate, then heating the sodic sulphate with coal and lime- stone, and lastly exhausting the mass with water. NaHC03. Hydrosodic carbonate. Bicarbonate of soda. Made by passing carbonic acid into solution of the previous salt. Powder. Am„CO, = 2NIi3.H20.C02. Amnionic carbonate. Solution used as reagent. (NHs),.H,0.(COa). Ordinary carbonate of am- monia. Smelling salts. Crystalline lump. Nitrates. All the nitrates arc soluble in mater except Bi203.N2Os. AgN03. Argentic nitrate. Lunar caustic. Made by dissolving silver in h. nitrate (p. 30). Crystals or fused sticks.
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