A Text book of Quantitative Chemical Analysis
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A = Weight of the solid in water = B. A B By Nicholson's aerometer.
Weight to be added to upper pan to sink hydrometer to the mark = A.
Substance In the upper pan, the weight In upper pan = B.
Substance in lower pan, the weight in upper pan = C.
By the specific gravity bottle or Hogarth's flask, etc.
Weight of substance In air = A. A Weight of flask and water = B. A ^ _ c = O.
Weight of flask, substance and water = C.
A solid Insoluble in water but lighter.
Weigh a heavier piece of metal in wat...er, attach to the solid and weigh both In water.
Weight of the substance In air = A. A Weight of the substance and metal In water = B. ~A B + C = G ' Weight of the metal In water = C.
A solid heavier or lighter than water, but soluble therein. Select another fluid of known specific gravity, lighter than the solid and having no solvent actionuponitje. Gr. An oil.
Weight of the solid In air = A.
Weight of the solid In oil = B. AS _ Specific gravity of water = 1. A B Specific gravity of oil = S.
LIQUIDS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A = Weight of the solid in water = B. A B By Nicholson's aerometer.
Weight to be added to upper pan to sink hydrometer to the mark = A.
Substance In the upper pan, the weight In upper pan = B.
Substance in lower pan, the weight in upper pan = C.
By the specific gravity bottle or Hogarth's flask, etc.
Weight of substance In air = A. A Weight of flask and water = B. A ^ _ c = O.
Weight of flask, substance and water = C.
A solid Insoluble in water but lighter.
Weigh a heavier piece of metal in wat...er, attach to the solid and weigh both In water.
Weight of the substance In air = A. A Weight of the substance and metal In water = B. ~A B + C = G ' Weight of the metal In water = C.
A solid heavier or lighter than water, but soluble therein. Select another fluid of known specific gravity, lighter than the solid and having no solvent actionuponitje. Gr. An oil.
Weight of the solid In air = A.
Weight of the solid In oil = B. AS _ Specific gravity of water = 1. A B Specific gravity of oil = S.
LIQUIDS.
What to read after A Text book of Quantitative Chemical Analysis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Julian to read onlineMoreLess
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