The application of a drop of a strong solution of platinum tetrachloride to the rod will, on drying, give rise to a film of the dry salt, and this may be reduced in the luminous gas flame.
After copious washing the work is wholly immersed in a considerable volume of the platinum tetrachloride solution at the ordinary temperature.
For this purpose a dilute solution of platinum tetrachloride (not stronger than 1 per cent) is prepared by dissolving the salt in distilled water.
A mixture of tetrachloride of carbon and chloride of sulphur is thus obtained.
Tetrachloride of carbon is a colourless liquid, having a sp.
By shaking this mixture with solution of potash, the chloride of sulphur is decomposed and dissolved, whilst the tetrachloride of carbon separates, and falls to the bottom.
The upper layer having been poured off, the tetrachloridemay be purified by distillation.
When gently heated in hydrogen, this chloride becomes converted into tetrachloride (WCl{4}).
Both the dry chloride and the tetrachloride of osmium are dissolved by water, which decomposes them into tetroxide of osmium, hydrochloric acid and the metal.
The solution absorbs oxygen readily, and becomes converted into the tetrachloride (OsCl{4}).
All use an extinguishing liquid with carbon tetrachloride as a base.
The latter came when the efficiency of carbon tetrachloride as an extinguishing agent became known.
All the extinguishers of this type use a liquid which has carbon tetrachloride as a base.
Notes Water, ethyl alcohol and carbon tetrachloride form a ternary mixture boiling at about 61'0.
This fraction, which consists principally of alcohol, with a little carbon tetrachloride and moisture, is dried with potassium carbonate and returned to the reaction mixture.
The same fact was observed in 1858 by Hofmann, who used the tetrachloride of carbon as an oxidizing agent.
When passed through a red-hot tube with chlorine it yields carbon tetrachloride and sulphur chloride (H.
This manometer, or chlorine meter, contains carbon tetrachloride and is graduated empirically in terms of weight of chlorine per unit of time.
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