Water analysis for sanitary purposes : with hints for the interpretation of results / by E. Frankland.

  • Frankland, Edward, Sir, 1825-1899.
Date:
1890
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    INDEX. Albuniinoid ammonia process •. Aluminium method, for niti-ates Ammonia, estimation of.. „ from urea in water .. „ loss of, dunng evaporation,. ,, quantities in different waters ,, tables of loss in evaporation Amnionic chloride, standard solution of Analyses, typical, of waters Animal contamination, judged from >9 n n >> M »» „ „ previous Aqueous vapour, table of tension of Arsenic in water.. Cl C N nitrates PAOR 30, 100 16, 99 18 64, 82, 108 18, 94, 114 .. 108 99 .. 114 19 83 27 93 .. 109 4, 44 Barium in water.. 44 Calculations required in water analysis .. .. .. 79,111 Carbon and nitrogen, adventitious, correction for, in combustion .. 82 Carbon, organic, in waters .. .. .. .. .. .. 83 Cldorine .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 19, 101 „ in sewage and urine .. .. .. .. .. .. 20 Clark’s process for softening water .. .. .. .. .. 26 Classification of waters by combustion process .. .. .. 86 „ „ oxygen process .. .. .. .. 57 Collection of samples of water for analysis .. .. .. .. 7 Colour, inferences from.. .. .. .. .. .. 10,13 ,, testing by .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 11 Combustion apparatus .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 64 „ interpretation of results of .. .. .. .. 83 „ process, Dittmar and Robinson’s .. .. .. 46 „ „ Dupre and Hake’s .. .. .. .. 49 „ „ Frankland’s .. .. .. .. .. 59 „ „ reagents required in .. .. .. .. 103 Copper in water .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 43 ,, oxide for combustion .. .. .. .. .. .. 105 Dil tmar and Robinson’s process for determining carbon and nitrogen 46 Dupre and Hake’s process for estimating carbon 40