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This gas has a disagreeable ethereal odour : it burns with a yellow flame ; is completely absorbed by water, alcohol, and the solution of potash ; ammonia has no action on it. When fired along with oxygen gas it de- tonates. Sulphuric, sulphurous, nitric, and muriatic acids, decompose it.
-2. When one part of alcohol and three parts of nitric acid, of the specific gravity 1'261, are mixed together, and a very moderate heat applied, a great quantity of gas is disengaged, which consists chiefly o...f nitrous ethe- rised gas and nitrous gas. When only T * T d part of the liquid remains in the retort, if it be allowed to cool, a number of crystals of oxalic acid are formed f. By this process 1*167 parts of oxalic acid may be obtained from 16 parts of alcohol $.
3. When one part of nitric acid is poured upon its own weight of alcohol, and one part of sulphuric acid is added a little after, the mixture takes fire and burns * Jour, de Pbys. Xlv. 245. | Sage, Jour. Df P&ys. 1. 346..
f Sehcele and Hermbstadt, ETHER, 463 with great rapidity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This gas has a disagreeable ethereal odour : it burns with a yellow flame ; is completely absorbed by water, alcohol, and the solution of potash ; ammonia has no action on it. When fired along with oxygen gas it de- tonates. Sulphuric, sulphurous, nitric, and muriatic acids, decompose it.
-2. When one part of alcohol and three parts of nitric acid, of the specific gravity 1'261, are mixed together, and a very moderate heat applied, a great quantity of gas is disengaged, which consists chiefly o...f nitrous ethe- rised gas and nitrous gas. When only T * T d part of the liquid remains in the retort, if it be allowed to cool, a number of crystals of oxalic acid are formed f. By this process 1*167 parts of oxalic acid may be obtained from 16 parts of alcohol $.
3. When one part of nitric acid is poured upon its own weight of alcohol, and one part of sulphuric acid is added a little after, the mixture takes fire and burns * Jour, de Pbys. Xlv. 245. | Sage, Jour. Df P&ys. 1. 346..
f Sehcele and Hermbstadt, ETHER, 463 with great rapidity.
What to read after A System of Chemistry volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Thomson to read onlineMoreLess
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