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George Huntington Ellis
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Concentrate filtrate and wash- ings to about 100 c. C. , then add ammonia until the solution smells strongly of it and cool by standing beaker in a basin of cold water. When cold, add drop by drop with constant stirring a cold clear solution of sodium phosphate in excess and stir vigorously for several minutes, taking care that the stirring rod does not touch the sides of the beaker. Stand in a cool place over night. Filter off the supernatant clear solution and wash the precitate several times... by decantation, using a mixture of 1 part ammonia and 2 parts water.
Then transfer precipitate to filter, cleaning the sides of the beaker with a rubber tipped rod. Continue the washing on the paper until a few c. C. Of the filtrate, to vrlaich has been added a drop of nitric acid, gives only a slight opalesence with a solution of silver nitrate. Now proceed to dry and ignite precipitate as directed in whiting, p. 9, calculating to magnesium carbonate.
Pure magnesite consists of 52. 4 per cent, carbonic acid (CO 2 ) and 47.


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