An epitome of chemistry / [William Henry].

  • Henry, William, 1774-1836
Date:
1803
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    Phosphorus inflamed under wa- ter by hyperoxygenized mu- riate of potash, go. — its characters and properties, 93. liquid, 97. Phosphuiet of lime, roo. Phosphuretted hydrogenous gas, 96. Plutina, 119. '—— analysis of ores of, 212. Poisons, method of detecting, 2 22. 1— — remedies in cases of, 228, 229. Potash, pure, to prepare, 43. — used as a test, 170. — mode of ascertain- ing the purity of its solution, 234. — carbonate of, 53, 170. ■— •— mode of ascertaining its purity, 233. ——— mode of ascertaining the quantity of alcali it contains, 55> 25r- ——— sulphate of, 67. ~ 1 —— mode of as- certaining its purity, 237. — —-— sulphuret of, 69. — hydrosulpluiret of, 71. ——— nitrate of, 80. —— — mode of ascer- taining its purity, 237. —— muriate ol, 84. -— » hyperoxy- genizecl, 87. ——— prussiate of, 126. ■ improved mode of preparing, 127. — •■■■■ as a test, 176. •—— arseniate of, 137. — —— acidulous tartnte of, 147, 239. . r> oxalate of, 169. Potash, acctite of, 238. neutral tartrite of, 239, Prussiate of iron, 126, 162. potash, 126. improved mode of preparing, 127. ——— — -■ ■■ ■ as a test, 176. lime, 176. Prussic acid, 161. Pyrophorus, Homberg’s, 109. Q. ' . Quicksilver, see Mercury. R. Radish-juice a test of acids and .alcalis, 165, 167. Reagents. 164. Realgar, 137. Resins, 149. Respiration requires oxygenous gasj 27. - produces carbonic acid, 52. Rochelle salt, mode of ascer- taining its purity, 239. S. Salt, common, see Muriate of Soda. Salts, definition of, 186. method of examining and analyzing, 189. Saturation, 6. Sebacic acid, 160. Sedative salt of HombeTg, see Boracic acid. Silex, no. Silicated alcali, in, Silver, 119. nitrate of, 120, 246. —— fulminating, 121. ■ how tarnished, 121. - sulphate, nitrate, and acetite of, used as tests, 173.