Elements of Inorganic Chemistry
Elements of Inorganic Chemistry
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The combustion of the gases is excellent, and the flame takes the form shown in the figure. The inner flame a is the reducing flame, and the outer tip b the oxidizing portion of the flame.
By means of the blowpipe flame very delicate work can be done. In the reducing flame small quantities of metal oxides can be reduced to the metallic condition, and identified.
Effect of Cooling the Flame. The effect of cooling the flame can be readily shown by means of the following experiment : Open an ordin...ary gas stop-cock, and a short distance above the orifice hold a wire gauze with fine mesh. Light the gas above the gauze, and it will burn without the gas below the gauze taking fire. This is due to the fact that the metallic gauze con- ducts the heat away so rapidly, that the gas below the gauze is not heated to its kindling temperature and does not ignite.
This principle was made use of by Sir Humphry Davy in the construction of his safety lamp for use in mines where explosive gases are liable to accumulate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The combustion of the gases is excellent, and the flame takes the form shown in the figure. The inner flame a is the reducing flame, and the outer tip b the oxidizing portion of the flame.
By means of the blowpipe flame very delicate work can be done. In the reducing flame small quantities of metal oxides can be reduced to the metallic condition, and identified.
Effect of Cooling the Flame. The effect of cooling the flame can be readily shown by means of the following experiment : Open an ordin...ary gas stop-cock, and a short distance above the orifice hold a wire gauze with fine mesh. Light the gas above the gauze, and it will burn without the gas below the gauze taking fire. This is due to the fact that the metallic gauze con- ducts the heat away so rapidly, that the gas below the gauze is not heated to its kindling temperature and does not ignite.
This principle was made use of by Sir Humphry Davy in the construction of his safety lamp for use in mines where explosive gases are liable to accumulate.
What to read after Elements of Inorganic Chemistry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Clary Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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