A text-book on chemistry. For the use of schools and colleges (1866)
Draper, Henry, 1837-1882 · New York, Harper & brothers · leaf 104
turning into theacid. The contrivance consists ofa glass tube, a b c d, Fig. 66, withthree^ platinum wares, fg /i, fusedinto it. From one end, c?, a finetube, e, projects, provided with ascale; the other end, a, is closed.The stand h supports the whole.When the instrument is to be used,it is filled… … 92 BURNING-GLASSES. / tery, so that chlorine may be evolved from g and hydro-gen from f. As soon as the acid in the limb a b h issaturated with chlorine, the pole of the voltaic batterythat had been connected with f is dipped into the mer-cury cup of h. Chlorine and hydrogen then accumulatetogether…
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