The Philosophy of Experimental Chemistry: in Two Volumes
The Philosophy of Experimental Chemistry: in Two Volumes
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* If muriate of ammonia be decom* posed by quicklime,^ by distillation, muriate of lime and ammonia will be formed, See Ammonia.
Remark, On account of the ready solubility of this salt, it is very difficult of crystallization. Its crystals are six sided prisms, terminated by pyramids. It is known by the names of muriated caixy calcareous marine salt J and Glauber^sjixed sal ammoniac.
Its taste is very bitter and pungent. At the tempe- rature of 60 degrees water dissolves four times its^ weight ...of this salt, and it dissolves any quantity what- ever, at the temperature of 100 degrees. Alcohol seems capable of dissolving more than its own weight of this salt.
This salt is deliquescent in the air, is found in mine- Fal waters, but particularly the waters of the sea, to which it contributes to give their bitter taste, and con*- tains 100 acidf 89.8 base, and 99.3 water. It has been used as a re-agent for alkalies, as follows : Experiment 3. If to muriate of lime carbonate of potash be added, a white precipitate of carbonate of Ume is produced.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* If muriate of ammonia be decom* posed by quicklime,^ by distillation, muriate of lime and ammonia will be formed, See Ammonia.
Remark, On account of the ready solubility of this salt, it is very difficult of crystallization. Its crystals are six sided prisms, terminated by pyramids. It is known by the names of muriated caixy calcareous marine salt J and Glauber^sjixed sal ammoniac.
Its taste is very bitter and pungent. At the tempe- rature of 60 degrees water dissolves four times its^ weight ...of this salt, and it dissolves any quantity what- ever, at the temperature of 100 degrees. Alcohol seems capable of dissolving more than its own weight of this salt.
This salt is deliquescent in the air, is found in mine- Fal waters, but particularly the waters of the sea, to which it contributes to give their bitter taste, and con*- tains 100 acidf 89.8 base, and 99.3 water. It has been used as a re-agent for alkalies, as follows : Experiment 3. If to muriate of lime carbonate of potash be added, a white precipitate of carbonate of Ume is produced.
What to read after The Philosophy of Experimental Chemistry: in Two Volumes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cutbush, James, 1788-1823 to read onlineMoreLess
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