Lessons in Organic Chemistry
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Of methylated spirit. Heat to about 70 C. , and then add gradually 5 grams of iodine. Lodoform separates out as a yellow precipitate.
lodoform is a yellow solid with a characteristic smell, and is slightly soluble in hot water, from which it crystallises in lustrous plates.
Ethyl Chloride, C 2 H r) Cl, is a volatile liquid boiling at about 12 C. , and can now be obtained sealed up in stout glass tubes, in which it is sold for use as a local anaesthetic in minor surgical operations. It acts in t...his way by virtue of the intense cold produced by its rapid evaporation when the liquid is allowed to spray from a fine opening upon the part where the operation is to be done.
It is prepared by the action of HC1 gas upon ethyl alcohol in the presence of zinc chloride : C 2 H 5 . OH + HC1 = C 2 H 5 C1 + H 2 0, Ethyl alcohol. Ethyl chloride.
and conversely when heated under pressure with water (better with solution of an alkali) ethyl chloride yields ethyl alcohol : C 2 H 5 C1 + H 2 O = C 2 H 5 .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of methylated spirit. Heat to about 70 C. , and then add gradually 5 grams of iodine. Lodoform separates out as a yellow precipitate.
lodoform is a yellow solid with a characteristic smell, and is slightly soluble in hot water, from which it crystallises in lustrous plates.
Ethyl Chloride, C 2 H r) Cl, is a volatile liquid boiling at about 12 C. , and can now be obtained sealed up in stout glass tubes, in which it is sold for use as a local anaesthetic in minor surgical operations. It acts in t...his way by virtue of the intense cold produced by its rapid evaporation when the liquid is allowed to spray from a fine opening upon the part where the operation is to be done.
It is prepared by the action of HC1 gas upon ethyl alcohol in the presence of zinc chloride : C 2 H 5 . OH + HC1 = C 2 H 5 C1 + H 2 0, Ethyl alcohol. Ethyl chloride.
and conversely when heated under pressure with water (better with solution of an alkali) ethyl chloride yields ethyl alcohol : C 2 H 5 C1 + H 2 O = C 2 H 5 .
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G S Turpin to read onlineMoreLess
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