 ... alcohol is approximately insoluble in water. As an improvement on this test, GL Ulex (Neues Jahrb. der Pharm., 39, 333) recommended the following, based on the low temperature at which ethyl alcohol distils; 100 cc of the sample are heated in a retort...  Hand Book of Chemistry - Sivu 464tekijä(t) Leopold Gmelin - 1871Koko teos - Tietoja tästä kirjasta
 | Chemical Society (Great Britain) - 1911 - 1324 sivua
...carbonate was washed with water, dried, and after removal of most of the ether the residual liquid was mixed with an equal volume of a saturated solution of sodium hydrogen sulphite. Almost at once a " bisulphite compound " began to separate in small, pearly leaflets.... | |
 | 1871 - 514 sivua
...in water, heated to the boiling point, filtered, and again precipitated and washed with alcohol. /3. Another cystic fluid was mixed with an equal volume...sodium chloride and so much hydrochloric acid that one gnn. IIC1 was contained hi 100 cc In this manner the albuminous body was very completely precipitated,... | |
 | 1884 - 404 sivua
...it, but the other constituent, namely, the reducing body. By one of his methods, the cystic fluid is mixed with an equal volume of a saturated solution...sodium chloride and so much hydrochloric acid that one gramiae of the latter is contained in one hundred cubic centimetres of the former. In this manner the... | |
 | Charles Edmund Simon - 1901 - 488 sivua
...redissolves, but reappears on cooling. The same result is obtained by treating a solution of albumoses with an equal volume of a saturated solution of sodium chloride and acidifying with acetic acid. The Peptones. — The term peptone is generally used to designate those... | |
 | Philip Bovier Hawk - 1907 - 472 sivua
...testing it for the presence of nucleo-proteid. 2. Ott's Precipitation Test. — Mix 25 cc of the urine with an equal volume of a saturated solution of sodium chloride and slowly add Almen's reagent.1 In the presence of nucleoproteid a voluminous precipitate forms. BLOOD.... | |
 | Alfred Henry Allen - 1909 - 606 sivua
...distils; 100 cc of the sample are heated in a retort until 5 cc have passed over; the distillate is shaken with an equal volume of a saturated solution of sodium chloride, and the mixture allowed to stand. If the fusel oil which separates amounts to one-half of the distillate... | |
 | Alfred Henry Allen - 1909 - 610 sivua
...distils; 100 cc of the sample are heated in a retort until 5 cc have passed over; the distillate is shaken with an equal volume of a saturated solution of sodium chloride, and the mixture allowed to stand. If the fusel oil which separates amounts to one-half of the distillate... | |
 | Alfred Henry Allen - 1912 - 610 sivua
...distils; 100 cc of the sample are heated in a retort until 5 cc have passed over; the distillate is shaken with an equal volume of a saturated solution of sodium chloride, and the mixture allowed to stand. If the fusel oil which separates amounts to one-half of the distillate... | |
 | Philip Bovier Hawk - 1912 - 560 sivua
...testing it for the presence of nucleoprotein. 2. Ott's Precipitation Test. — Mix 25 cc of the urine with an equal volume of a saturated solution of sodium chloride and slowly add Almen's reagent.1 In the presence of nucleoprotein a voluminous precipitate forms. BLOOD.... | |
 | Edgardo Tognoli - 1918 - 244 sivua
...immediately produced. PANUM (albumin in urine). — The urine is rendered strongly acid with acetic acid, and mixed with an equal volume of a saturated solution of sodium chloride and sodium sulphate. In the presence of albumin, a precipitate is obtained. PAPPENHEIM (stain for microscopy).... | |
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