Chemical Manipulation: Being Instructions to Students in Chemistry, on the Methods of Performing Experiments of Demonstration Or of Research, with Accuracy and Success

Murray, 1830 - 646 sider

INTRODUCTION	1

The Laboratory	12

continued	13

66	41

Measures measuring	66

Sources and management of heat	83

Trituration Mortars Granulation	144

Solution Infusion Digestion	163

Uses of Copper wire	560

Uses of Glass Plates	561

Uses of soft Windsor brick	563

Conduction of heat	564

Uses of reflective and receptive Powers	565

Writing on Glass	567

Engraving on Glass	568

Small Airguages	570

Distillation sublimation	191

Precipitation	223

Evaporation Desiccation	255

Coloured tests Neutralization	266

Crucible operations Fusion Reduction	277

Furnace tube operations	296

SECT Page XV Pneumatic Manipulation or management of Gases	308

Production retention and transference of Gases	315

Measurement of Gases 324	324

Of larger and independent vessels for the retaining and storing of Gas 339	339

Connexion and Communication	351

Airpumps syringes and the operations per formed with them	363

Correction of the volume of Gases for tempe rature and pressure	371

Weighing of Gases or Air	375

Tube Chemistry 386	386

Electricity	419

Ordinary Electricity	420

Voltaic Electricity	439

Lutes Cements	461

Bending blowing and cutting of Glass	476

Cleanliness and cleansing	517

General rules for young experimenters	538

Uses of equivalentsWollastons scale	544

Miscellanea	555

Uses of Paper	557

Screens and Masks for the eyes and face	573

Silvering Glass	574

Phosphorescence	575

Uses of Solar Radiant Matter Matter	577

A Course of Inductive and Instructive Practices	582

Measures measuring	585

Management of heat	586

Comminution 588	588

Solution digestion infusion	590

Distillation sublimation	593

Precipitation	596

Filtration decantation washing	598

Crystallization	600

Coloured tests neutralization	602

Crucible operations	604

Furnace tube operations	606

Pneumatic Manipulation	609

Tube Chemistry	618

Electricity	621

Lutes cements	624

Blowing and cutting of Glass	625

Cleanliness and cleansing	626

Uses of the Scale of Equivalents c	627

Index	631

Titel	Chemical Manipulation: Being Instructions to Students in Chemistry, on the Methods of Performing Experiments of Demonstration Or of Research, with Accuracy and Success
Forfatter	Michael Faraday
Udgave	3
Udgiver	Murray, 1830
Oprindeligt fra	Deutsches Museum
Digitaliseret	12. apr 2018
Længde	646 sider

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