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

Carey and Lea, 1831 - 689 sider

INTRODUCTION SECT I The Laboratory	17

Balance weighing	30

Measures measuring	74

Sources and management of heat	91

Furnaces	92

Lamps	109

Blowpipes	117

Thermometers	144

Uses of copper wire	598

Uses of Leaf and Sheet Metals	599

Uses of soft Windsor brick	601

Uses of reflective and receptive Powers	603

Writing on Glass	604

Smelling by a tube	605

Engraving on Glass	606

Small Airgauges	608

Comminution Trituration Mortars Granulation	156

Solution Infusion Digestion	177

Distillation sublimation	205

Precipitation	240

Filtration Decantation Washing	247

Crystallization	264

Evaporation Desiccation	273

Coloured tests Neutralization	284

Crucible operations Fusion Reduction	296

Furnace tube operations	316

Pneumatic Manipulation or management of Gases	329

TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 Production retention and transference of Gases	337

Measurement of Gases	347

Of larger and independent vessels for the retaining and storing of Gas	363

Connexion and Communication	376

Airpumps syringes and the operations performed with them	390

Correction of the volume of Gases for temperature and pressure	397

Weighing of Gases or Air	403

Tube Chemistry	413

Electricity	448

Voltaic Electricity	469

Lutes Cements	495

Bending blowing and cutting of Glass	511

Cleanliness and cleansing	553

General rules for young experimenters	575

Uses of equivalentsWollastons scale	581

Miscellanea	593

Uses of Paper	594

Screens and Masks for the eyes and face	611

Silvering glass	612

Phosphorescence	614

Uses of Solar Radiant Matter	615

Magnetism	616

A Course of Inductive and Instructive Practices	620

Balance weighing	621

Measures measuring	624

Management of heat	625

Comminution	627

Solution digestion infusion	629

Distillation sublimation	632

Precipitation	635

Filtration decantation washing	637

Crystallization	639

Evaporation desiccation	640

Coloured tests neutralization	641

Crucible operations	643

Furnace tube operations	646

Pneumatic Manipulation	648

Tube Chemistry	658

Electricity	662

Lutes cements	664

Blowing and cutting of Glass	665

Cleanliness and cleansing	666

Uses of the Scale of Equivalents c	667

INDEX	673

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Titel	Chemical Manipulation: Being Instructions to Students in Chemistry, on the Methods of Performing Experiments of Demonstration Or of Research, with Accuracy and Success Milwaukee Academy of Medicine Collection
Forfatter	Michael Faraday
Redaktør	John Kearsley Mitchell
Udgiver	Carey and Lea, 1831
Oprindeligt fra	University of California
Digitaliseret	22. aug 2008
Længde	689 sider

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