Most of the above remarks apply equally well to benzole and to chloroform, but the latter is so powerful a poison that a very little is required for a day's work, and consequently a very small bottle is more convenient.
A body dipped in ether or benzole will look as if completely spoilt at first, for the furry coat that clothes it will lie matted and almost entirely robbed of its beautiful colours, reminding one forcibly of the proverbial 'drowned rat.
Immerse the test-tube in the water contained in the benzole bath, taking care that the upper level of the liquid in the tube is at least 2 cm.
This space is nearly filled with benzole (boiling-point 80°C.
A very small Bunsen flame under the apparatus suffices to keep the benzole boiling and the water within at a constant temperature of 80° C.
Benzole and petroleum ether extract narceine neither from acid nor alkaline solutions; chloroform extracts narceine both from acid and from alkaline solutions, the latter in small proportion only.
It is also now used to some extent in the reduction of indigo blue, and in that of nitro-benzole in the manufacture of aniline.
The contents of the stomach were acid, and yielded, on distillation, hydride of benzole and hydric cyanide.
Spermaceti 20 grains Benzole 1 ounce A few drops only of the lubricant are applied to the glass plate with a bit of clean flannel, and well rubbed all over.
Masticated rubber 10 grains Benzole 1 ounce A thin layer of this is applied by means of a short, stiff, flat hog's hair brush to the back of the print.
Take hold of the slide by one corner and pour on to it a sufficient quantity of the balsam and benzole to cover it.
Get a large wide-mouthed bottle and pour the balsam and benzole into it.
Now, by imbuing the proof with benzole to dissolve the India rubber, the paper is easily stripped off, leaving behind the picture adhering to the material.
Then after exposure, brush over the India rubber solution on the carbon tissue, apply upon it the support when the benzole is evaporated, and pass the whole under a rolling press to secure adhesion, then develop.
Accordingly, five hundred pounds of nitro-benzole was mixed with the necessary quantity of nitric acid of the requisite strength, and the heating process was begun.
The residue is dissolved inbenzole and spread upon a zinc plate, as with the albumen process.
A solution of bitumen in benzole also forms a light sensitive coating which is frequently used in these processes.
The roller, like the slab, is cleansed withbenzole every day (a very rapid process) and then put out of the reach of dust.
When dirty, the benzole can be rudely filtered and used again.
Each day it is cleaned with the benzole and left bright.
Where much printing is going on, and consequent washing of hands, it is worth while to use a filter, as it saves a little daily expense, though benzole is very cheap, and a few drops of it will clean a large surface.
This is best applied by rubbing over the surface a few drops of a solution of beeswax in benzole and carefully polishing, at the same time avoiding the entire removal of the wax.
An excellent suggestion appeared in one of the polytechnical periodicals, that the rollers should before use be coated with a solution of pure or bottle rubber in benzole or bisulphide of carbon after having been well washed with turpentine.
The purified residuum maybe dried and dissolved in benzole or chloroform; this will yield a solution which may be used as above, but poisoning, perhaps, twenty times its sensitiveness.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "benzole" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
