From freshly prepared solutions a large proportion of the disulphide originally interacting with the alkali and cellulose is recovered, the result establishing the general conformity of the reaction to that typical of the alcohols.
Dissolve a piece as large as a pea in a teaspoonful of carbon disulphide in a test tube, pour this on a piece of porous paper, and lay the paper on an iron support.
Carbon disulphide forms with triethyl-phosphin a compound which crystallises in red scales.
Coniine forms with carbon disulphide a thiosulphate and a sulphite.
If morphine be present, the carbondisulphide floats to the top distinctly coloured pink.
The pathological appearances found after sudden death from disulphide of carbon are but little different to those found after fatal chloroform breathing.
Carbon disulphide was detected in the breath by leading the expired air through an alcoholic solution of triethyl-phosphin, with which it struck a red colour.
Carbon dioxide and disulphide are prepared in similar ways and undergo many analogous reactions.
When sulphur crystallizes from its solution in carbon disulphide it separates in crystals which have the same color and melting point as roll sulphur, and are rhombic in shape.
The magnet no longer attracts it; carbon disulphide will not dissolve sulphur from it.
The vapors of carbon disulphide pass up through the furnace and escape at D, from which they pass to a suitable condensing apparatus.
When the mixture is treated with carbon disulphide the iron is left unchanged, and the sulphur can be obtained again, after filtering off the iron, by evaporating the liquid.
Just as carbon combines with oxygen to form carbon dioxide, so it combines with sulphur to form carbon disulphide (CS{2}).
In the preparation of carbon disulphide an electrical furnace is employed, such as is represented in Fig.
Its composition may be represented thus: 1 atom disulphide of arsenic 1 atom disulphide of nickel.
In like manner glance cobalt is 1 atom disulphide of arsenic 1 atom disulphide of nickel.
To procure this substance, calcium disulphide (CaS{2}) in solution is poured into hydrochloric acid diluted with twice its bulk of water.
The addition of the carbon disulphide may be made either before or after the cold pressing of the stearic acid.
The patentee employs carbon disulphide to increase the fluidity of the oleic acid, so that the warm pressure of the crude stearic acid is avoided.
Aluminium sulphide, Al2S3, results from the direct union of the metal with sulphur, or when carbon disulphide vapour is passed over strongly heated alumina.
Aqueous alcohol becomes turbid when mixed with benzene, carbon disulphide or paraffin oil; when added to a solution of barium oxide in absolute alcohol, a white precipitate of barium hydroxide is formed.
Dr Angus Smith effects the removal of the disulphide by passing the gas through a solution of plumbic oxide in caustic soda, diffused through sawdust.
In carbon disulphide it dissolves somewhat more readily.
Cocoons of silkworms which had been killed by exposure to the vapours of carbon disulphide underwent no change during six months' keeping in flasks in the laboratory.
In turpentine and carbon disulphideit dissolves much more slowly.
In this wet purifying apparatus the gas is almost wholly freed from ammonia and from part of the sulphuretted hydrogen, whilst carbon dioxide and carbon disulphide are also partially extracted.
In the second box the formation of calcium thiocarbonate takes place by the action of carbondisulphide upon the calcium sulphide with the liberation of sulphuretted hydrogen, which is carried over to the third purifier.
The distinguishing features of Mr. Mullings' process are, method by which loss of carbon disulphide is avoided, and the extraction of that solvent by means of cold water.
The cover being closed, the carbon disulphide is admitted, and passing through the wool, the greasy matter is dissolved, and along with the solvent enters a reservoir.
Carbon disulphide has also been patented, but, as will afterward be shown, the old method of removing it from the wool injured the color and quality of the fiber, so as to make the application of this scouring agent a failure.
To remove the last trace of carbon disulphide from the wool in the hydro-extractor, cold water is admitted, and when the wool is soaked, the machine again revolves.
I put the leg to soak for a quarter of an hour in disulphide of carbon, the best solvent of fatty matters.
The action of the carbon-disulphide seems to say yes.
The matter of carbon disulphide for the painted hickory borer.
The insect can be controlled only by the old arduous methods of digging out, and injecting carbon disulphide into the burrows.
The action of the carbon disulphide seems to say yes.
They are met with in imperfectly crystallized substances and in glassy rocks (obsidian and pitchstone), or may be obtained artificially from a solution of sulphur in carbon disulphide rendered viscous by the addition of Canada-balsam.
Crystallites may also be produced by allowing a solution of sulphur in carbon disulphide mixed with Canada balsam to evaporate slowly, and their development may be watched on a microscopic slide.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "disulphide" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
