Scientific American Supplement, No. 561, October 2, 1886 by Various
page 72 of 163 (44%)
page 72 of 163 (44%)
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| Aldehyde, or | Blackens in the light after adding
| volatile tarry | silver nitrate. | matter | | | | Organic sulphuric | Smell of garlic. | acid | | | Citric acid, | Tartaric acid | Strong solution of potassium. H_{3}C_{6} | | Acetate added to a strong solution H_{5}O_{7}H_{2}O | | of the acid will deposit white Molec. Wt. 210 | | crystalline bitartrate. | | Pyrogallic acid | Metagallic acid | Black residue, insoluble in water. (C_{6}H_{3})HO_{3}| | Molec. Wt. 126 | | | | Silver nitrate, | Free nitric acid | Reddens litmus paper. (Neutral AgNO_{3} | | silver nitrate does not Molec. Wt. 170 | | affect litmus.) | | Potassium | Chlorides and | Same as for ammonia. carbonate | sulphates | K_{2}CO_{3} | | Molec. Wt. 138 | | | | Potassium | Potassium carbonate| A strong solution is alkaline to iodide, KI | | test paper. Molec. Wt. 166 | | | Sulphates and | Same as for ammonia. | chlorides | |
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