Elements of Chemistry With Practical Exercises

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Elements of Chemistry With Practical Exercises
Francis J Francis Joseph Grund
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119. This element is not found in its simple state ; but is extracted from boracic acid, a substance we are about to describe in the next section.
For this purpose potassium (a metal) may be heated with boracic acid, in a copper tube to about 302 Fahrenheit. When hey become red-hot, the oxygen of the acid combines with the metal, and sets the boron, which is the basis of boracic acid, free.
Properties. It appears as a dark green powder, which is inodorous, tasteless, and but sparingly soluble i
...n water. Heated in close vessels it undergoes no change, but when heated in the open air to about 600 Fahrenheit, it burns with a pale green flame, the product being boracic acid.
Boracic Acid is probably composed of 1 equivalent of boron = 6 and 2 equivalents of oxygen (each = 8) = 16 Whence, chemical equivalent of boracic acid = 22.
^ 120. This is the only combination of boron with oxygen. It is a substance which is generally obtained in form of crystals, and is found mixed with a little sulphur on the walls of cellars and caves, and at the craters of vol- canos.


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