 | Edward Turner - 1828 - 516 pagina’s
...of the peroxide. (An. de Ch. et de Ph. vol. xix.) Nitrate of Silver. — Silver is readily oxidixed and dissolved by nitric acid diluted with two or three...received in small circular moulds, it forms the lapis infernalis or lunar caustic, employed by surgeons as a cautery. The nitric tcid appears to be the agent... | |
 | Edward Turner - 1829 - 508 pagina’s
...latter to consist of one atom of acid to two atoms of the peroxide. (An. de Ch. et de Ph. vol. xix.) Nitrate of Silver. — Silver is readily oxidized...received in small circular moulds, it forms the lapis infernalis or lunar caustic, employed by surgeons as a cautery. The nitric acid appears to be the agent... | |
 | Edward Turner - 1830 - 588 pagina’s
...M. Grouvelle to consist of one equivalent of acid to two of the peroxide. (An. de Ch. et Phys. xix.) Nitrate of Silver. — Silver is readily oxidized...remains. When liquefied by heat, and received in small cylindrical moulds, it forms the lapis infernalis or lunar caustic, employed by surgeons as a cautery.... | |
 | Edward Turner - 1830 - 616 pagina’s
...Grouvelle to consist of one equivalent of acid to two of the peroxide. (An. de Ch. et Phys. xix.) JVtiraie of Silver. — Silver is readily oxidized and dissolved...remains. When liquefied by heat, and received in small cylindrical moulds, it forms foe lapis irtfernalis or lunar caustic, employed by surgeons as a cautery.... | |
 | Edward Turner - 1832 - 638 pagina’s
...Grouvelle to consist of one equivalent of acid to two of the peroxide. (An. de Ch. et de Phys. xix.) Nitrate of Silver. — Silver is readily oxidized...crystals, which are anhydrous, -undergo the igneous fusion at 426° F., and yield a crystalline mass in cooling; but when the temperature reaches 600° or 700°,... | |
 | Edward Turner - 1835 - 714 pagina’s
...Phys. xix.) Nitrate of Oxide of Silver. — Silver is readily oxidized and dissolved by nitrie aeid diluted with two or three times its weight of water, forming a solution whieh yields transparent tabular erystals by evaporation. These erystals, whieh are anhydrous, undergo... | |
 | Robert Best Ede - 1837 - 276 pagina’s
...evaporating the solution, crystals of sulphate of zinc will be obtained. Dissolve a small silver coin in nitric acid diluted with two or three times its weight of water; preserve the solution for future experiments. We might extend these examples, and show that a large... | |
 | Edward Turner - 1840 - 696 pagina’s
...unknown, and into a yellow Jinitrate of the peroxide. (An. de Ch. et de Phys. xix.) Nitrate of Oxide of Silver. — Silver is readily oxidized and dissolved...tabular crystals by evaporation. These crystals, which arc anhydrous, undergo the igneous fusion at 426°, and yield a crystalline mass in cooling; hut when... | |
 | John Johnston - 1843 - 586 pagina’s
...pernitrate are deposited as the solution cools. 849. Nitrate of Silver. — Silver is readily oxydized and dissolved by nitric acid diluted with two or three...crystals, which are anhydrous, undergo the igneous fusion at 426°, and yield a crystaline mass in cooling ; but when the temperature reaches 60CP or 7CKP complete... | |
 | John Johnston - 1846 - 496 pagina’s
...pernitrate are deposited as the solution cools. 849. Nitrate of Silver.—Silver is readily oxydized and dissolved by nitric acid diluted with two or three...crystals, which are anhydrous, undergo the igneous fusion at 426°, and yield a crystaline mass in cooling; but when the temperature reaches 600 3 or fOCP complete... | |
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Nitrate of Silver. — Silver is readily oxidized and dissolved by nitric acid diluted with two or three times its weight of water, forming a solution which yields transparent tabular crystals by evaporation. These crystals, which are anhydrous, undergo... 
