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PART II.
Initiatory Analysis, 47
Examination with the Glass Bulb, 47
" in the Open Tube, 52
" upon Charcoal, 55
" in the Platinum Forceps, 61
" in the Borax Bead, 69
" in Microcosmic Salt, 72
Table I.--Colors of Beads of Borax and Microcosmic Salt, 75
Table II.--Behavior of Metallic Oxydes with Borax and
Microcosmic Salt, 85
Examinations with Carbonate of Soda, 103
PART III.
Special Reactions, 109
A.--METALLIC OXIDES:
First Group.--The Alkalies: Potassa, Soda, Ammonia, and Lithia, 110
Second Group.--The Alkaline Earths: Baryta, Strontia, Lime,
and Magnesia, 115
Third Group.--The Earths: Alumina, Glucina, Yttria, Thorina,
and Zirconia, 121
Fourth Group.--Cerium, Lanthanium, Didymium, Columbium,
Niobium, Pelopium, Titanium, Uranium, Vanadium, Chromium,
Manganese, 124
Fifth Group.--Iron, Cobalt, Nickel, 135
Sixth Group.--Zinc, Cadmium, Antimony, Tellurium, 140
Seventh Group.--Lead, Bismuth, Tin, 149
Eighth Group.--Mercury, Arsenic, 157
Ninth Group.--Copper, Silver, Gold, 161
Tenth Group.--Molybdenum, Osmium, 165
Eleventh Group.--Platinum, Palladium, Iridium, Rhodium,
Ruthenium, 167
Non-Metallic Substances, 168
Tabular Statement of the Reactions of Minerals before
the Blowpipe, 178
Carbon and Organic Minerals, 181
Potassa, 184
Soda, 186
Baryta and Strontia, 190
Lime, 192
Magnesia, 196
Alumina, 200
Silicates, 204
Uranium, 212
Iron, 214
Manganese, 222
Nickel and Cobalt, 226
Zinc, 232
Bismuth, 234
Lead, 238
Copper, 248
Antimony, 256
Arsenic, 260
Mercury, 262
Silver, 264
* * * * *
PREFACE.
It is believed the arrangement of the present work is superior to that
of many of its predecessors, as a vehicle for the facilitation of the
student's progress. While it does not pretend to any other rank than
as an introduction to the larger works, it is hoped that the
arrangement of its matter is such that the beginner may more readily
comprehend the entire subject of Blowpipe Analysis than if he were to
begin his studies by the perusal of the more copious works of
Berzelius and Plattner.
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