A metallic mineral, a selenideof copper and silver; -- so called by Berzelius on account of its being found soon after the discovery of the metal selenium.
A selenide containing two atoms of selenium in each molecule.
Methyl selenide has some effect on the internal parts of the body(33).
The selenide was collected and dried in an atmosphere of nitrogen, and then in a vacuum, in presence of phosphorus pentoxide.
It was prepared from sodium hydroxide in absolute alcohol by passing dry hydrogen selenide into the solution for about three hours.
As hydrogen selenide was somewhat unstable and did not dissolve freely in alcohol, freshly prepared sodium selenide was used in the following method and was found to be more satisfactory.
Sixteen years later, Clarke and Hurtley also proved that selenhemoglobin may be made by passing hydrogen selenide into blood(17).
Fabrik von Heyden(24), and are prepared by the action of hydrogen selenide on alkylcyanamides, RNH.
When thus prepared, sodium selenide was colorless, but on exposure to air it turns reddish and finally dark colored.
It exists also combined with cobalt and lead, as the selenide of these metals; also as the selenide of lead and mercury.
This element occurs in combination with lead as the selenide, and with copper as the selenide of copper.
Silicon selenide emits a very irritating odor, due to the hydrogen selenide which is formed by its reaction with the moisture of the atmosphere.
The liquid rapidly deposits free selenium, owing to the oxidation of the hydrogen selenide retained in solution.
Boron sulphides and selenides and silicon selenide Detection of Peanut Oil in Olive Oil.
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