The Young Chemist: a book of Laboratory Work for Beginners
The Young Chemist: a book of Laboratory Work for Beginners
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Potassium nitrate ^KNOj) gives the violet flame- color of Potassium.
^xperinnen^. — (a) and (b\ similar to those of Experiment 160.
Try with this salt two experiments (f) Wet a Platinum wire loop; dip it in powdered Potassium ni- trate; then fuse the salt in the Bunsen lamp-flame. Observe the violet Potassium-color.
162. Potassium di-chro- mate produces chrome- yellow.
J^a?/ierl9nen^«--Dissolve a fragment of Potassium di-chro- mate in water, and add the liquid to a solution of Lead acetate. A y...ellow precipitate of Lead chro- mate, also called Chrome-yellow (Pb Cr O4) appears. (See Experi- ment 173.) Kio. 37.— Producing the violet flame-color of Potassium.
THE METALLIC MONADS. /I Sodium, Na. (Ifatriufn.) 163. Distribution of Sodium.
In nature. Sodium exists in many minerals. The best example is Rock-salt (NaCl).
In the arts, metallic Sodium is somewhat used.
Sodium hydroxide (NaOH), called Caustic-soda, is used in the manufacture of soap; Sodium chloride (NaCl), common salt, is used for culinary and for manufacturing purposes ; Sodium carbonate (NajCOs), called Soda-ash, is used in the bleaching of cotton goods, the scouring of wool, and the manufacture of soap and of glass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Potassium nitrate ^KNOj) gives the violet flame- color of Potassium.
^xperinnen^. — (a) and (b\ similar to those of Experiment 160.
Try with this salt two experiments (f) Wet a Platinum wire loop; dip it in powdered Potassium ni- trate; then fuse the salt in the Bunsen lamp-flame. Observe the violet Potassium-color.
162. Potassium di-chro- mate produces chrome- yellow.
J^a?/ierl9nen^«--Dissolve a fragment of Potassium di-chro- mate in water, and add the liquid to a solution of Lead acetate. A y...ellow precipitate of Lead chro- mate, also called Chrome-yellow (Pb Cr O4) appears. (See Experi- ment 173.) Kio. 37.— Producing the violet flame-color of Potassium.
THE METALLIC MONADS. /I Sodium, Na. (Ifatriufn.) 163. Distribution of Sodium.
In nature. Sodium exists in many minerals. The best example is Rock-salt (NaCl).
In the arts, metallic Sodium is somewhat used.
Sodium hydroxide (NaOH), called Caustic-soda, is used in the manufacture of soap; Sodium chloride (NaCl), common salt, is used for culinary and for manufacturing purposes ; Sodium carbonate (NajCOs), called Soda-ash, is used in the bleaching of cotton goods, the scouring of wool, and the manufacture of soap and of glass.
What to read after The Young Chemist: a book of Laboratory Work for Beginners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Appleton, John Howard, 1844-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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