The extrication of the gas is facilitated by the application of a gentle heat.
Put any quantity of brandy, rum, or malt spirit diluted with about one-fourth its bulk of water, into a retort fitted to a capacious receiver, and distil with a gentle heat.
Application of gentle heat or appropriate chemicals will serve to differentiate them.
The urine is evaporated by gentle heat to about half its volume, boiled for a few minutes with about one-fifth its volume of strong hydrochloric acid, and shaken out with ether.
Centrifugalize thoroughly, after dissolving any sediment of urates or phosphates by gentle heat or acetic acid.
Bulk-percentage to be read from graduation on the side of the tube.
Bulk-percentage to be read on the side of the tube.
Sometimes several cover-glasses must be examined to find a single bacillus.
In this state, by the application of a gentle heat, it gives out nitrous gas; and we term it, in this degree of oxygenation, nitrous acid.
When these two precipitations are finished, distill off about seven-eighths of the acid by a gentle heat, and what comes over is in the most perfect degree of purity.
When the disengagement of the gas slackens, a gentle heat is applied to the retort, and gradually increased till nothing more passes over.
For this purpose we chiefly employ the nitric acid, which has a very slight hold of oxygen, and quits it readily to a great number of bodies by the assistance of a gentle heat.
The oil coloured before scenting, by steeping in it one drachm of alkanet root, with a gentle heat, until the desired tint is produced.
Take two drachms of scraped white soap, half a drachm of extract of henbane, and dissolve them by a gentle heat in six ounces of olive oil.
The oxalate of mercury will be precipitated, which is to be caught on a filter, washed, and dried in a gentle heat.
A gentle heat is applied to excite the action between them, which must be removed, the moment they begin to act.
By a suitable movement of the flask, the acid ferrous chloride is allowed to come in contact with the tissue, a gentle heat applied to the flask, and gases are evolved.
A little of the solution is now mixed with a very small quantity of starch paste, and evaporated to dryness at a gentle heat in a porcelain dish.
A drop of nicotine poured on dry chromic acid blazes up, and gives out an odour of tobacco camphor; if the ignition does not occur in the cold, it is produced by a gentle heat.
Dissolve it by a gentle heat, skim it till the surface is quite clear, and add an ounce of lemon peel cut very thin.
It is customary in France to pack grapes for the London market in saw dust, but it must be carefully dried with a gentle heat, or the turpentine and other odours of the wood will not fail to injure the fruit.
Tie it down with a bladder, prick a pin through it for the air to escape, set it to digest in a gentle heat, and shake up the contents.
Digest the whole for three days in a gentle heat, and then filtre it for use.
For early crops== which are eventually to come to maturity in the open ground, the first sowings may be made in the month of April, either in boxes in a gentle heat, or better still in a frame on a sunny border without artificial heat.
In the former case, put in the seeds one inch deep and four inches apart, and start them in gentle heat.
Seeds should be sown in February or March in gentle heat.
Dissolve half an ounce of mercury in three ounces of nitric acid, assisting the solution by a gentle heat.
Decant the clear liquid, wash the precipitate thoroughly, and dry it with a gentle heat.
Pour a little water over some pentiodide of phosphorus, previously put into a glass retort, apply a gentle heat, and collect the gas as before.
The process should be conducted by a gentle heat, and it is preferable not to add the sugar until the juice is somewhat concentrated, as by lengthened boiling the quality of the sugar is injured.
Propagated by seeds, sown in spring; also by cuttings in sandy soil, in gentle heat.
Cuttings should be placed in sand, covered by a hand-glass, in a gentle heat.
Propagated by seeds sown in gentle heat, or by division of the root in autumn or early spring.
Young cuttings root freely, in a gentle heat, at all times.
When the whole has been well mixed, by the aid of a gentle heat, sprinkle the insects with the liquor, and it will instantly kill them.
Beat an ounce of isinglass to shreds: dissolve it gradually in a pint of brandy, by means of gentle heat, and then strain the solution through a piece of fine muslin.
Melt together, with a gentle heat, one ounce white wax and two ounces spermaceti.
Then apply the Isinglass, after it has been rendered liquid by a gentle heat, to the silk with a brush of fine hair (badger's is the best).
Melt the Gelatine in the water at a gentle heat, add to it the Glycerine, in which the Gum Dextrine has been thoroughly incorporated.
If these two substances be only rubbed together in a gentle heat, or even without any heat, they will contract an union, though but an incomplete one.
Phosphorus resembles sulphur in several of its properties: it is soluble in oils; it melts with a gentle heat; it is very combustible; it burns without producing soot; and its flame is vivid and bluish.
For this purpose therefore recourse must be had to fire: a gentle heat, not exceeding that of boiling water, will extract all the essential Oils of vegetables; and this is the most usual and most convenient way of procuring them.
Empyreumatic Oils, distilled and rectified several times by a gentle heat, acquire by every distillation a greater degree of tenuity, lightness, and limpidity.
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