Elements of Human Physiology
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Acid potassium Potassium sulphate. phenyl sulphate.
Indoxyl sulphate of potash is often spoken of as indican, since on oxidation it yields indigo blue. If urine con- taining this body be treated with hydrochloric acid and a drop of chlorine water, a bright blue colour is produced from the formation of indigo.
Pigments. — An exact knowledge of the pigments of the urine is still wanting. The chief colouring matter is a body known as urochrome. The chemical relationships of this body have yet to b...e discovered. It has no distinctive absorption spectrum. Among the other pigments of the urine the best known is vrohilin, which is a body with a distinctive spectrum. This body does not, however, exist in normal urine, which presents no absorption bands.
On precipitating normal urine with lead acetate, and extracting the precipitate with acid alcohol, a small trace of urobilin is obtained. Normal urine, therefore, contains a small amount of a chromogen, which on appropriate treatment may give rise to uroljilin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Acid potassium Potassium sulphate. phenyl sulphate.
Indoxyl sulphate of potash is often spoken of as indican, since on oxidation it yields indigo blue. If urine con- taining this body be treated with hydrochloric acid and a drop of chlorine water, a bright blue colour is produced from the formation of indigo.
Pigments. — An exact knowledge of the pigments of the urine is still wanting. The chief colouring matter is a body known as urochrome. The chemical relationships of this body have yet to b...e discovered. It has no distinctive absorption spectrum. Among the other pigments of the urine the best known is vrohilin, which is a body with a distinctive spectrum. This body does not, however, exist in normal urine, which presents no absorption bands.
On precipitating normal urine with lead acetate, and extracting the precipitate with acid alcohol, a small trace of urobilin is obtained. Normal urine, therefore, contains a small amount of a chromogen, which on appropriate treatment may give rise to uroljilin.
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