 | 1864 - 648 pages
...Pharmacopoeia intends a saturated solution of the acid in water, which will have the density 1-04. "One fluid drachm of this solution mixed with a little...the acid must be considerably diluted with water, or the analyst will probably be led into error. With dilute solutions of sulphurous acid the following... | |
 | 1864 - 654 pages
...importance, but the Pharmacopoeia intends a saturated solution of the acid in water, which will have the density i -04. "One fluid drachm of this solution...colour with the volumetric solution of iodine, until 1 64 measures of the latter have been added to it." These directions are incomplete in one important... | |
 | John Moore Neligan - 1864 - 816 pages
...salts, sulphites of the respective bases employed. TESTS. — Specific gravity 1'04. One fluid drachm mixed with a little mucilage of starch does not acquire a permanent bine colour with the volumetric solution of iodine until 164 measures of the latter have been added... | |
 | John Birkbeck Nevins - 1865 - 304 pages
...of 80'8 measures of the Volumetric Solution of Iodine. Aciditm SulpTivfosnm. — One fluid drachm, mixed with a little mucilage of starch does not acquire...164 measures of the latter have been added to it. Explanation. — The Iodide of Potassium is merely employed to render the Iodine soluble in the water.... | |
 | Peter Squire - 1866 - 326 pages
...g. 1-053, containing about 30 times its volume ; not in others.) Test. — Sp. g. 1-040. 40 minims mixed with a little mucilage of Starch does not acquire a permanent blue colour with a volumetric solution of Iodine, until 109 measures of the latter have been added. Evaporated, it leaves... | |
 | Robert Edmund Jackson - 1867 - 710 pages
...bleaching properties, and has an acid reaction. PTOITY TESTS. — Specific gravity 1-04.1 One fluid drachm mixed with a little mucilage of starch, does not acquire...until 164 measures of the latter have been added to it.1 When evaporated it leaves no residue.3 1 The density differs according to the quantity of gas... | |
 | General Medical Council (Great Britain) - 1867 - 478 pages
...34'7 grains by weight of it mixed with an ounce of distilled water and a little mucilag'e of starch do not acquire a permanent blue colour with the volumetric solution of iodine until 1000 grain measures of the latter have been added. When evaporated it leaves no residue. j)m. k to... | |
 | Edward John Waring - 1868 - 532 pages
...grains by weight of it, mixed with an ounce of distilled water and a little mucilage of starch, do not acquire a permanent blue colour with the volumetric solution of iodine, until 1000 grain measures of the latter have been added. When evaporated it leaves no residue. Medical Properties... | |
 | John Muter - 1874 - 814 pages
...347 grains by weight of it mixed with an ounce of distilled water and a little mucilage of starch do not acquire a permanent blue colour with the volumetric solution of iodine until 1000 grain-measures of the latter have been added. When evaporated it leaves no residue. Sulphurous... | |
 | British Homoeopathic Society - 1876 - 470 pages
...34'7 grains by weight of it mixed with an ounce of distilled water and a little mucilage of Starch do not acquire a permanent blue colour with the volumetric solution of Iodine until 1,000 grain measures of the, latter have been added. When evaporated it leaves no residue. No proving... | |
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One fluid drachm of this solution mixed with a little mucilage of starch does not acquire a permanent blue colour with the volumetric solution of iodine, until 164 measures of the latter have been added to it. 
