An adulteration with benzine can be readily detected only in oils specifically heavier than water.
Various other oils behave in the same manner as spike oil, and hence a content of oil of turpentine can be readily detected in them.
Sassafras oil is said to be frequently adulterated with oil of turpentine, which is, however, readily detected by the energetic reaction and by distilling a sample of the suspected oil.
A content of asphaltum is readily detected by mixing the Peru balsam with ether compounded with about ⅛ alcohol.
If the compound examined be the sulphide of antimony, the one-thousandth part can be readily detected, and hence this method is admirably adapted to the examination of medicinal antimonial compounds.
The sesquioxide and peroxide give out oxygen when strongly heated, which can be readily detected by the increased glow which it causes, if a piece of lighted wood or paper is brought to the mouth of the tube.
Bromine may be readily detected by passing a current of chlorine through the fluid, after which ether is added and the whole is agitated.
In cattle the disease process may be located both externally, where it is readily detected, and in internal organs.
The presence of FISH OIL in the vegetable oils may be readily detected by passing a stream of chlorine through them; the pure vegetable oils are not materially altered, but a mixture of the two turns dark brown or black.
The presence of the first three of these may be readily detected by placing a drop of the suspected oil on a piece of white paper, and exposing it for a short time to heat.
The presence of mercuric chloride may, under most circumstances, be readily detected by the tests given.
The assaf[oe]tida will bereadily detected by the odour, and the antimony by the methods already recommended.
The presence of blood-coloring matter can also be readily detected by the production of haemin crystals.
It is now evident that tumors in certain parts of the stomach can be readily detected by palpation, whereas tumors in other parts of the organ can be detected only with difficulty or not at all.
In fresh milk these substances may be readily detected by the property it possesses of restoring the colour of reddened litmus paper.
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