Industrial Chemistry
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The fatty acids on the surface when cooled may or may not solidify. If the fat gives stearic acid, this soli- difies, and is used for candle-making under the name stearine. Oleic acid, on the other hand, is a liquid. If the oil is hardened by the process described under margarine manufacture, the resulting fatty acid can be obtained in the solid condition.
If the acids are not required for the manufacture of candles, they can be neutralized with sodium carbonate, and so produce soap.
Glycerine ...is utilized for copying-ink, for various medical purposes, and, owing to its resistance to being frozen, finds employment in gas meters. How- ever, the greater bulk of it is consumed in the manu- facture of explosives. Treated with a mixture of nitric and sulphuric acids, we get the oily liquid called nitro-glycerine. Dynamite is made by ab- sorbing nitro-glycerine by means of a fine siliceous earth. Mixed with gun-cotton, it also enters into the composition of cordite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fatty acids on the surface when cooled may or may not solidify. If the fat gives stearic acid, this soli- difies, and is used for candle-making under the name stearine. Oleic acid, on the other hand, is a liquid. If the oil is hardened by the process described under margarine manufacture, the resulting fatty acid can be obtained in the solid condition.
If the acids are not required for the manufacture of candles, they can be neutralized with sodium carbonate, and so produce soap.
Glycerine ...is utilized for copying-ink, for various medical purposes, and, owing to its resistance to being frozen, finds employment in gas meters. How- ever, the greater bulk of it is consumed in the manu- facture of explosives. Treated with a mixture of nitric and sulphuric acids, we get the oily liquid called nitro-glycerine. Dynamite is made by ab- sorbing nitro-glycerine by means of a fine siliceous earth. Mixed with gun-cotton, it also enters into the composition of cordite.
Mineral Oils. The only actual producer of min- OILS AND FATS, ETC.
What to read after Industrial Chemistry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clerk Ranken to read onlineMoreLess
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