A compendium of the course of chemical instruction in the Medical Department of the University of Pennsylvania / by Robert Hare.

  • Hare, Robert, 1781-1858.
Date:
1834
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Credit: A compendium of the course of chemical instruction in the Medical Department of the University of Pennsylvania / by Robert Hare. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Page Means of obtaining ammonia - - 204 158.—Experimental illustration of the process for obtaining gaseous ammonia 20o Properties of ammonia Of the composition of ammonia 160.—Process for obtaining water of ammonia Of ammonium - - 206 - 200 - 208 - 208 Of Phosphorus - - - - -210 Means of obtaining phosphorus ------ 210 Of the properties of phosphorus - - - - - * 211 162. —Experimental illustrations of the properties of phosphorus , - - 212 Combustion of phosphorus in nitric oxide gas - 212 163. —Reaction of phosphorus with nitrosonitric acid 213 Application of phosphorus in eudiometry ... - 214 164. —A simple atmospheric eudiometer by phosphorus - • - - 214 165. —Volumeter for the analysis of atmospheric air by phosphorus - - 214 Compounds of Phosphorus with Oxygen - - 215 Of the oxide of phosphorus 215 Of phosphorous acid 216 Of phosphoric acid - - - - - - - 216 Properties of phosphoric acid 216 Of the Chlorides of Phosphorus ... - 217 Of the Bromides and Iodides of Phosphorus - - - 217 Of the Sulphides and Selcnides of Phosphorus - - - 218 Of Protophosphuretted Hydrogen - - - - 218 Of the properties of protophosphuretted hydrogen - - 218 107.— Of Perphosphurettcd Hydrogen - - - 218 Of the properties of perphosphuretted hydrogen - - - 219 168. —Method of exhibiting the inflammation of small portions of gas - 219 Of Carbon - - - - - 220 Of the methods of obtaining charcoal ----- 220 Of the properties of carbon ------ 221 Of the decolouring and disinfecting power of charcoal - - - 222 Of the power of charcoal, and other substances, to absorb atfriform fluids 223 Compounds of Carbon with Oxygen .... 224 Of Carbonic Oxide ...... 224 169. —Apparatus for separating carbonic oxide from carbonic acid, by means of lime-water 225 Properties of carbonic oxide ------ 225 Of Carbonic Acid ...... 225 Means of procuring carbonic acid - 226 171.—Combustion of charcoal or other combustibles in oxygen gas - - 226 On the properties of carbonic acid - 227 173. —Apparatus for showing some of the distinguishing properties of carbonic acid gas - ... 228 174. —Impregnation of water with carbonic acid - 229 Of Oxalic Acid ...... 230 Of the properties of oxalic acid - . 230 Of Mellitic Acid - - - - - - 231 Of Croconic Acid ...... 231 Of the Compounds of Chlorine with Carbon and Oxygen - 231 Of chloral ---<--- - - 231 Of chloroxycarbonic acid ... ... 232 Of the compounds of chlorine with carbon - ■ - . - 232