The farther they progressed, the more ominous did the elements become, the clouds collected in vast masses, the wind grew stronger and stronger, and presently the rain began to fall.
The fluid is then evaporated to dryness, and the residue heated until the nitric acid is entirely expelled; the escaping vapors being collected in a cold receiver.
If a precipitate forms, it iscollected and subsequently examined for sulphuric, phosphoric, oxalic and boric acids as directed below.
The acid liquid collected in this way is evaporated to dryness, some nitric acid added, and the solution again evaporated.
The second precipitate is then collected on a filter, washed, weighed, and the amount of acetic acid present calculated: this is done by multiplying its weight by 0.
In order to conclusively determine the character of the precipitate, it is collected on a filter and examined by the method of Dusart and Blondlot.
The precipitate is collected on a filter, well washed with boiling water, and then removed, if present in a quantity sufficient to admit of this operation.
When the quantity of the poison present is considerable, the phosphorous acid formed can be collected and its properties tested.
If the materials contain phosphorous acid, a precipitate of phosphide of silver is formed which should be collected and washed.
If, on the contrary, a precipitate is produced, it is collected upon a filter and washed.
The precipitate is next freed from the other metals possibly present, as directed in the general method of analysis, collected on a filter, and dissolved in ammonia.
In case a precipitate is formed, it is mixed with pure silica, collected on a filter, and treated with nitric acid.
It is executed as follows: The wine to be tested is placed in a flask, the delivery-tube of which is also filled, and heated; the evolved gas being collected in a tube filled with mercury.
The precipitate of chloride of silver formed is collected and carefully weighed, in order to calculate the weight of the chlorine contained in the hydrochlorate and consequently the molecular weight of the alkaloid.
This falsehood seems to have had its origin in a note written by Caley, who, about 1825, collected near Sydney, for the Linnean Society of London.
Its chocolate-colored egg used to be much valued in the days when schoolboys collected eggs.
Two specimens collectedat Burrard Inlet, May, 1879.
Well, he said it was taken with a lot of other things that he had collected from his customers to repair.
That is probably his den," said Gazen, who was now as collected as I have ever seen him.
My spies tell me that in Bombay a large force is collected under the command of that soor ka batcha[#] Clive.
Rough as was the common seaman of George the Second's time, the group here collected would have been hard to match for villainous looks.
Most of us Europeans who were left collected in the veranda in front of the barracks--you know, between the great gate and the south-east bastion.
In Joel, moreover, everything is collectedaround the person of the "Teacher of righteousness.
The county agents forward the completed forms to the main state office, which periodically publishes the collected information for farm buyers.
First the Russian monarchy collected the farm products, then came the Germans, then came the civil warfare.
As visits are made to the settlers' farms by the company's representatives, or the settlers come to the company office for advice or help, information is collected and added to the cards.
Most of the teachers about whom the writer collected information were serving their first or second year.
The good-natured landlord ordered that all this part of the shells should be carefully collected and given to me.
After Albert had collected all the information that could be obtained, his persuasion of Laniska's innocence was confirmed.
Doctor Hermann, cool and collected even in such awful moments, walked slowly back to the laboratory to consult his instruments.
The errand boy came in and handed the grocer a dollar that he had collected for sugar.
The very day after your poor mother's death you collected together all her scanty savings, and took the train to Paris.
A motley crew collected there for the evening meal, and on Sundays it is next to impossible to procure a seat.
He used," continued Mascarin, "to buy up waste paper, and search through the piles he had collected for any matters that might be concealed in the heterogeneous mass.
The troops were to be massed at Taga, and all the provisions and munitions were collected there by April, 789.
The Bakufu collected dues on foreign commerce, also, and miscellaneous imposts of an irregular character made no small addition to its income.
Hitherto, each feudatory had assessed and collected taxes within his fief according to his own free-will, had exercised the right of legislation, and had held the command of all troops within his territories.
Works of art were collected from all quarters to enhance the charm of a palace concerning which the bonze Sekkei declared that it could not be exchanged for paradise.
Occasionally the contents of several miyake were collectedinto one district, as, for example, when (A.
The cost of constructing this colossal edifice was very heavy, and funds had to be collected from the whole of the eleven provinces then under Nobunaga's sway.
Receiving Go-Daigo's order, Kusunoki Masashige quickly collected a troop of local bushi and constructed entrenchments at Akasaka, a naturally strong position in his native province of Kawachi.
Existing taxes shall, in so far as they are not altered by new laws, continue to be collected as heretofore.
The various theories respecting the explanation of the production of sex which are known to us, from the earliest accounts down to the modern predominance of natural philosophy, have been collected by W.
The urine was collected from eight in the morning until the same hour of the next day in a measuring-glass.
After the specific gravity we measure next the quantity of urine collected in the twenty-four hours.
The older literature on the subject of the generation of the sexes has been collected by His.
Similar numbers collected by other specialists differ not inconsiderably from those given by Sadler.
In 'Das Weib in der Natur and Voelkerkunde' (Leipzig), Ploss has collected ample information concerning both ancient and modern ideas on this subject amongst the different races of mankind.
Of the collected quantity of twenty-four hours, about 200 grammes should be poured into a small phial, well corked, and used for analysis.
His investigations were made with the collected urine of 24 hours, and were applied to that of men, women, and children.
Their story had no mystery, and Marian easily collected it from the tenour of their conversation.
John swore to revenge horribly this flagrant outrage on royal prerogative, and to obtain possession of the lady by force of arms; and accordingly collected a body of troops, and marched upon Arlingford castle.
They were in this group of evidence being collected to turn over to the FBI.
And the members of that organization would be collected under that one case?
I returned to the School Book Depository on November 25 and collected this box.
I am not certain whether it was the 22d or 25th when wecollected the boxes.
While it was away Guacanagari collected all the other kings and chiefs who were subject to him, and held a kind of durbar.
Columbus thought that they were cannibals or caribs, and would like to have taken some of them, but they did not come back, although afterwards he collected four youths who came out to the caravel with cotton and arrows.
To these three he delegated all his powers and authority as Admiral and Viceroy; and then, having collected the colonists, gave them a solemn address.
Joseph inclined his head to one side and collected his breadcrumbs thoughtfully.
Gradually he collected his faculties enough to begin to think about the future.
Oscard gave a queer little upward jerk of the head, as if he had just collected further evidence in support of a theory which chronically surprised him.
Part of the sum he collected to take with him was doubtless used to apprentice his son Philip, now sixteen, to the goldsmith's trade.
He had some peculiar contrivance, like a misshapen retort, with which he collected gases from the craterlets.
While I collected myself I heard the grate of a boat being shoved off from the cove, and a few moments later made out lights aboard the Laughing Lass.
Not unlikely that some of the festive natives collected the unfortunate professor.
Then we discovered that they had collected and lowered to the beach a quantity of stateroom doors from the wreck, and had trundled the galley stove to the edge where it awaited our assistance.
It was some weeks after the citizens of London had seen their gallant king, at the head of such forces as were collected in haste in the metropolis, depart from their walls to the encounter of the rebels.
The next day the king beheld with astonishment the immense force that, in a time so brief, the earl had collected round his standard.
Far as the king's eye could reach, he saw but the spears of Warwick; while a confused hum in his own encampment told that the troops Anthony Woodville hadcollected were not yet marshalled into order.
In a small village near Coventry Sir Anthony Woodville had collected about two thousand men, chiefly composed of the tenants and vassals of the new nobility, who regarded the brilliant Anthony as their head.
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