A short manual of analytical chemistry : qualitative and quantitative organic and inorganic following the course of instruction given in the laboratories of the South London School of Pharmacy / by John Muter.

  • Muter, John, 1841-1912.
Date:
1903
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    Division B. Qualitative Detection of certain Organic Bodies commonly employed in medicine (as under) ........ PAGE Division C. „ D. 87-91 Podophyllin Resin. Resin. Resorcin. Saccharine. Salol. Santonin. Scammony Resin. Sugars. Sulphonal. r 91-92 General Sketch of the Method of Testing for Poisons in Mixtures . 92-93 Acetanilide. Acetic Ether. Adeps Lanas. Aloin. Amyl Alcohol. Amyl Nitrite. Antipyrin. Benzin (petroleum) Benzol (benzene). Chloral. Chloroform. Chrysarobin. Creasote. Elaterin. Ethyl Alcohol. Fel Bovinum. Gelatine. Glycerine. Guaiacum Resin. Iodoform. Jalap Resin. Methyl Alcohol. Naphthol. Nitrobenzene. Paraldehyd. Phenacetin. Picrotoxin. Qualitative Analysis of Scale Preparations PART II.—QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS. CHAPTER VI. Weighing, Measuring, and Specific Gravity. 1. Weighing and Measuring. 2. Specific Gravity (a) Of Liquids . (&) Of Solids . PAGE 94-95 96-103 96-98 98-99 PAGE (c) Practical Applications of Specific Gravity . . 99-100 (<d) Of Gases .... 100-101 (O Vapour Density . . . 101-103 (/) Note on Weights and Measures 104 CHAPTER VII. Volumetric Quantitative Analysis. I. Introductory Remarks 104 B. Estimation of Haloid Salts. 116 A. Standard Solutions . 104 C. Estimation of • Halogen B. Indicators .... io5 Acids .... 116 (1) For Acids or Alkalies 105 D. Estimation of Hydrocyanic (2) For Special Purposes. 105 Acid .... 116 C. Apparatus Employed. 106 V. Standard Solution of Sodium D. Weighing Operations 107 Chloride. 117 E. General modus operandi 107 A. Preparation 117 F. Quantities to Weigh . 108 B. Uses 117 G. Direct Titration. 109 VI. Standard Solution of Potassium H. Residual Titration 109 Thiocyanate . 118 II. Alkalimetry .... 109 A. Preparation 118 A. Preparation of Acid Solu- B. Estimation of Silver in Acid tions .... 109 Solutions 118 I. Normal Oxalic 109 C. Estimation of Haloid Salts 11. Decinormal Oxalic. IIO in Acid Solutions . 118 III. Normal Sulphuric . no VII. Standard Solution of Iodine 119 iv. Decinormal Sulphuric . no A. Preparation 119 V. Normal Hydrochloric no B. Estimation of Arsenious vi. Decinormal Hydrochloric in Acid .... 119 B. Estimation of Alkaline Hy- C. Estimation of Sulphurous droxides .... in Acid and Sulphites 119 C. Estimation of Alkaline Car- D. Estimation of Antimony . 120 bonates and Borax . 112 VIII. Standard Solution of Sodium D. Estimation of Organic Salts 112 Thiosulphate . 120 E. ,, ,, Lead Salts . 113 A. Preparation 120 III. Acidimetry .... 114 • B. Estimation of Free Iodine . 121 Normal Alkali 114 C. ,, ,, „ Chlorine A. Preparation and Check . 114 & Bromine 121 B. Estimation of Acids and D. ,, „ Available Acid Salts . 114 Chlorine . 121 C. Estimation of Chloral 5 E. ,, ,, Ferric Salts . 12 I IV. Standard Solution of Argentic IX. Standard Solution of Bromine . 122 Nitrate .... ”5 ' A. Preparation 122 A Preparation 115 ' B. Estimation of Phenol 123