A text-book on chemistry. For the use of schools and colleges (1866)
Draper, Henry, 1837-1882 · New York, Harper & brothers · leaf 288
d aslong as any precipitate falls. £t is a powerful deoxidiz-ing agent. Some of the hypophosphites are useful inmedicine. Phosphorous Acid, P03, is formed by the combustion of phosphorus in a limitedamount of dry air. It is then seen as a dry white pow-der. It may be obtained in solution by setting… … 276 PHOSPHOEIC ACID. powerful deoxidizing properties, taking the oxygen fromsulphuric acid, and causing it to deposit sulphur. Phosphoric Acid. JP05. The anhydrous form originates when phosphorus ismg. 251. burned in dry air or oxygen, Fig. 251.It-condenses in white snowy flakes,which hiss like hot…
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