Commercial organic analysis : a treatise on the properties, proximate analytical examination, and modes of assaying the various organic chemicals and products employed in the arts, manufactures, medicine, etc., with concise methods for the detection and determination of their impurities, adulterations, and products of decomposition / by Alfred H. Allen.

  • Allen, Alfred Henry, 1847-1904.
Date:
[1892?]-1898
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Credit: Commercial organic analysis : a treatise on the properties, proximate analytical examination, and modes of assaying the various organic chemicals and products employed in the arts, manufactures, medicine, etc., with concise methods for the detection and determination of their impurities, adulterations, and products of decomposition / by Alfred H. Allen. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    VOLUME III. PAKT II. Price 18s.; contains :— Amines and Ammonium Bases —including Separation of Amines ; Trimethylamiue ; Ammonium Bases ; &c. Hydrazines—including Jmidazoic Acid ; Phenyl-liydrazine; Osa- zones ; Antipyrine ; &c. Bases prom Tar—including Aniline and its Allies; Naphthyl- amines ; Pyridine Bases; Quinoline ; Acridine ; &c. Vegetable Alkaloids—including General Reactions, Isolation, Constitution, and Synthesis of Alkaloids ; Volatile Alkaloids; Tobacco ; Aconite Bases; Mydriatic Alkaloids; Cocaine; Opium Alkaloids ; Mcconic Acid ; Assay of Opium ; Stryclinos Alkaloids ; Cinchona Alkaloids ; Assay of Barks; Berberine, &c.; Caffeine; Theobromine; Tea; Coffee; Kola; Guarana; Cocoa; &c. VOLUME III. PAPtT III. Price 16s.; contains:— Vegetable Alkaloids (Concluded) — including Alkaloids of Colchicum, Laburnum, Calabar Bean, Gelsemium, Ipecacuanha, Jaborandi, Pepper, Sabadilla, Hellebores, Potato ; &c. Non-Basic Vegetable Bitter Principles — including Salicin, Mustard, Saponins; Digitalis; Stroplianthus; Jalap and Scammony ; Alo'ins ; Colocynth ; Hops ; Plop-Substitutes; &c. Animal Bases—including Piperazine; Glycocine; Leucine and Tyrosine; Asparagine; Betaines; Urea; Creatine .and Creatinine ; Indole and Skatole; Xanthine Bases ; Chemistry of Putrefaction ; Ptomaines ; &c. Animal Acids—including Uric Acid ; Urates ; Urinary Sediments and Calculi; Hippuric Acid ; Acids of Bile ; Bile Pigments ; Lactic Acids; &c. Cyanogen and its Derivatives—including Halogen Compounds of Cyanogen; Cyanide Liquors; Electro-plating Solutions; Hydro- cyanic Acid ; Potassium Cyanide ; Ferro- and Ferricyanides; Prussian Blue ; Platinocyanides; Cyanates; Thiocyanates ; &c. VOLUME IV. Now ready, price 18s. BY THE SAME AUTHOR. Chemistry of Urine: a Practical Guide to the Analytical Examination of Diabetic, Albuminous, and Gouty Urine. 1895, 212 pages, price 7s. 6d. General Composition and Characters of Urine ; Diabetic Urine ; Carbohydrates of Urine; Detection and Determination of Sugar in Urine; Eehling’s, Pavy’s, Gerrard’s, Johnson’s, and other tests for Diabetic Sugar; Acetonuria; Albumin in Urine ; Albumoses, Peptones, and Mucin in Urine; Total Nitrogen of Urine; Urea; Ureometry ;' Creatinine ; Uric Acid ; Urates ; Hippuric Acid ; Colouring matters of Urine ; Bile and Blood Pigments in Urine; Urinary Indigogens; Normal and Standard Solutions. “ The sub-title of the volume fairly indicates the limits, but nothing short of the list of the contents can give the reader an adequate idea of the range of the processes treated. The particular merit of the book is that the chemical processes have been proved or worked out by chemists for the volume, and all those little details which make for success, and which an analyst can discriminate, are introduced. Moreover, there is an amount of clinical and pathological information given which admirably exposes the versatility of the author. We commend the volume to those interested as one of the classics in the subject.”—Chemist and Druggist.