A System of Chemistry for the Use of Students of Medicine

Franklin Bache

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Science of Chemistry	2

Of ndecompounded Incombustibles	13

Of Boron	25

Of Phosphorus	35

Of Columbium	42

Basifiable Combustibles	50

Oxygen Salifiable Bases which	67

Of Bismuth	99

Salts of Oxidized Nickel	363

Salts of Oxidized Cobalt	364

Salts of Oxidized Manganese	365

Salts of Oxidized Cerium	367

Salts of Oxidized Uranium	368

Salts of Oxidized Zinc	369

Salts of Oxidized Lead	374

Salts of Oxidized Tin	379

bination	131

Account of the Arrangement of the Unde	148

Of Sodium	150

Of Lithium	160

Of Strontium	166

Of Acids	184

Of Lime	228

Acids of Irregular Constitution 236	236

both present	246

Of Uric Acid	247

Of Purpuric Acid	248

Of Gallic Acid	249

Of Formic Acid	250

Of Oxalic Acid	251

Of Sorbic Acid	253

Of Succinic Acid	254

Of Acetic Acid	255

Of Tartaric Acid	258

Of Benzoic Acid	260

Of Saclactic Acid	261

Of Citric Acid	262

Of Mellitic Acid	265

Of Camphoric Acid	266

Of Lactic Acid	267

Of Pyrotartaric Acid	268

Of Moroxylic Acid	269

Of Suberic Acid	270

Of Kinic Acid	271

Of Zumic Acid	272

Definition and Classification of Acids	283

Of Salts	286

Salts of Ammonia	287

Salts of Potash	294

Salts of Soda	310

Salts of Lithia	322

Salts of Lime	323

Salts of Barytes	331

Salts of Strontian	335

Of Magnesium	338

Salts of Yttria	343

Salts of Glucina	344

Salts of Alumina	346

Of Zirconia	351

Salts of Thorina	352

Salts of Silica	353

Salts of Oxidized Copper	381

Of Unsalifiable Compounds	409

Of Imponderable Bodies	427

S Of the different ways in which Caloric tends	440

Of Instruments for measuring the Intensity	454

Chemical Examination of Nature	463

Vegetable Chemistry	476

Basifiable Combustibles forming with	517

Animal Chemistry	520

Of Animal Constituents ib SECT 1 Of Gelatin ib 2 Of Albumen	522

Of Fibrin	524

Of the Colouring Matter of the Blood	525

Of Mucus	526

Of Osmazome	527

Of Urea	528

Of Saccharine Matter	530

Of Cantharidin	531

Of Animal Resins	532

Of Compound Substances described in the first part of the work as Animal Consti tuents	533

Analysis of Animal Substances	534

Of Bone	535

Of Nail	536

Of Muscle	537

Of the Skin	538

Of Membrane Tendon Ligament and Car tilage	539

Of Gland	540

Of Marrow	542

Of Hair	543

Of Yttrium	544

Of Blood	546

Of Feces	548

Of Saliva	550

Of the Gastric Secretion	551

Of the Pancreatic Secretion	553

Of Tears	554

Of the Mucus of the Nose	555

Of the Humours of the Eye	556

Of the Liquor of the Pericardium	557

Of Urine	558

Of Sweat	563

Of Semen	565

Of the Liquor of the Amnios	569

139	607

Of Thorina	622

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Pàgina 309 - It is white and transparent ; specific gravity 1.74. It converts vegetable blues to green. Its taste is sweetish and alkaline. It is soluble in twenty times its weight of water, at the temperature of 60°, and six times its weight of boiling water. When exposed to the air, it effloresces slowly and slightly. When heated, it swells, loses about four tenths of its weight, becomes ropy, and then assumes the form of a light, porous and very friable mass, known by the name of calcined borax: in a strong...

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Pàgina 302 - The salt, when heated to 100°, gives oft" only 23-81 per cent of water, assuming a light blue colour. — It dissolves in not less than 200 parts of cold water, and in a much smaller quantity of boiling water; but the hot solution deposits nothing on cooling, till it is evaporated to a syrupy consistence. If however the solution be evaporated over the water-bath, there remains an amorphous mass of the green modification, which dissolves...

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Pàgina 306 - Sulphate of zinc is insoluble in alcohol, but it dissolves in two and one-third parts of cold water and in less than its own weight of boiling water.

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Pàgina 297 - When more strongly heated, it yields a sublimate of sulphite of ammonium (Berzelius.) It dissolves in from 40 to 50 parts of cold water, and in a much smaller quantity of hot water (Crum), and is precipitated from the solution by the alkaline sulphates and some other salts, but much less completely than the potassium-salt.

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Pàgina 294 - It is soluble in 18 parts of cold water and in rather less than its own weight of boiling water.

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Pàgina 501 - Manchester, has made some curious and important experiments on the connexion between the temperature of caoutchouc and its elasticity, from which it results that ductility as well as fluidity is owing to latent heat.* Caoutchouc is not altered by exposure to the air. It is perfectly insoluble in water ; but if boiled in water...

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Informació bibliogràfica

Títol	A System of Chemistry for the Use of Students of Medicine
Autor	Franklin Bache
Editor	Printed and published for the author, 1819
Original de	Biblioteca Pública de Nova York
Digitalitzat el	20 Juny 2006
ISBN	0608435066, 9780608435060
Nre. de pàgines	624 pàgines

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