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Excerpt from A System of Instruction in Quantitative Chemical Analysis
A. Drying of precipitates, 'z g 50 72 4. Protoxide of cobalt, 80 B. Heating precipitates to redness, 5. Protoxide; and 6.sesquioxide of 51 iron, 81 First method, 52 Second methtid, 53 fifth group. 5. Analysis by measure, or volume 1. Oxide of silver, 82 trical analysis, 54 2. Oxide of lead, 83 3. Suboxide; and 4. Oxide of mercury, section II. 84 5. Oxide of copper, 85 Reagents, 55 o 6. Teroxide Of bismuth, 86 A. Reagents for gravimetrical analysis 7, Oxide of cadmium, 87 in the humid way I. Simple solvents, 56 sixth group II.. Acids andllaloids. 1. Teroxide of gold, ges a. Oxygenacids, 57. 81 2. Binoxide of platinum, 89 b hydracidsand 58 82 3. Teroxide of antimony, 90 'f Sulphur acids, 58 82 4. Protoxide of tin; and 5. Binoxide of III. Bases and metals. Till 91 a. Oxygen bases and metals 83 6 Arsemous acid; and 7 Ammo acid, a. Alkalies, and 92 B. Alkaline earths, 59 B. Acids. 7. Heavy metals and oxides of heavy metals, 60 gipst group, 93 b. Sulphur bases econd group, 94 third group, 95 IV. Salts.
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