A Treatise on pharmacy for students and pharmacistsLea, 1895 - 679 pages |
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... CALCIUM , AND STRONTIUM CHAPTER XLV . THE COMPOUNDS OF MAGNESIUM CHAPTER XLVI . THE COMPOUNDS OF ALUMINUM AND CERIUM CHAPTER XLVII . THE COMPOUNDS OF IRON CHAPTER XLVIII . THE COMPOUNDS OF MANGANESE AND CHROMIUM . CHAPTER XLIX . PAGE ...
... CALCIUM , AND STRONTIUM CHAPTER XLV . THE COMPOUNDS OF MAGNESIUM CHAPTER XLVI . THE COMPOUNDS OF ALUMINUM AND CERIUM CHAPTER XLVII . THE COMPOUNDS OF IRON CHAPTER XLVIII . THE COMPOUNDS OF MANGANESE AND CHROMIUM . CHAPTER XLIX . PAGE ...
Page 106
... calcium phosphate , etc. The official reduced iron is an instance of a metal obtained in a finely divided state by reduction ; ferric oxide being heated to redness in an atmosphere of hydrogen , in suitable tubes , and allowed to cool ...
... calcium phosphate , etc. The official reduced iron is an instance of a metal obtained in a finely divided state by reduction ; ferric oxide being heated to redness in an atmosphere of hydrogen , in suitable tubes , and allowed to cool ...
Page 109
... tem- perature its solubility again decreases until 100 ° C. ( 212 ° F. ) is reached , when water takes up about 2.13 times its weight of the salt ; calcium citrate and sulphate as well as slaked lime are SOLUTION . 109.
... tem- perature its solubility again decreases until 100 ° C. ( 212 ° F. ) is reached , when water takes up about 2.13 times its weight of the salt ; calcium citrate and sulphate as well as slaked lime are SOLUTION . 109.
Page 110
Charles Caspari. calcium citrate and sulphate as well as slaked lime are far less soluble in hot water than in cold , and will be readily deposited if their solutions be boiled . The Pharmacopoeia , in the case of nearly every soluble ...
Charles Caspari. calcium citrate and sulphate as well as slaked lime are far less soluble in hot water than in cold , and will be readily deposited if their solutions be boiled . The Pharmacopoeia , in the case of nearly every soluble ...
Page 113
... calcium chloride will cause the temperature to fall from 0 ° C. ( 32 ° F. ) to -45.5 ° C. ( —50 ° F. ) and freeze mercury ; the usual mix- ture for ice - cream freezers consists of salt with twice its weight of snow or crushed ice ...
... calcium chloride will cause the temperature to fall from 0 ° C. ( 32 ° F. ) to -45.5 ° C. ( —50 ° F. ) and freeze mercury ; the usual mix- ture for ice - cream freezers consists of salt with twice its weight of snow or crushed ice ...
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