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titmouse; titolo; titrate; titrated; titrating; titre; tits; titter; tittered; tittering
  1. Again, solutions of chlorine gas and hypochlorites having the same oxidising activity, as determined by titration with thiosulphate after the addition of potassium iodide and acid, i.

  2. Kremel has endeavored to utilize titration or saponification with alcoholic potash lye for the examination of volatile oils.

  3. Kremel's test by titration or saponification with alcoholic potash lye 81 Utilization of Maumené's test by F.

  4. Or the milk sugar may be determined by titration with a standard copper solution.

  5. This solution is employed to indicate when the titration is complete, and to show the operator that all the urea has been precipitated by the mercuric salt.

  6. Conversely, if as the result of our titration experiments we find that 25 c.

  7. The estimation is carried out by means of titration experiments against standard solutions of caustic soda, in the following manner: Method of Estimating the Reaction.

  8. Complete the titration by the aid of the n/10 NaOH.

  9. This is effected by inverse titration with Fehling's copper solution, in the same way as grape sugar.

  10. The last step is the determination of the iron in the weighed precipitate, and this is accomplished either by reduction and titration with standard solution of permanganate in the well known manner, or else by a colour process, viz.

  11. The proportion of carbonate is calculated by multiplying the amount of N/10 acid required in the second titration by 2, and then by either 0.

  12. The ferrous ammonium sulphate solution is previously standardised by titration with a potassium bichromate solution of one-tenth the above strength, made by diluting 10 c.

  13. The second titration gives the amount of caustic alkali present, and the difference between the two the proportion of carbonate.

  14. As the titration proceeds, the precipitate is filtered off, and the addition of ammoniacal silver solution to the filtrate continued until a drop produces only a slight opacity.

  15. HCl of known amount, after removal of mercury by hydrogen sulphide, gave by titration with potassium hydrate, formic acid equal to 8.

  16. A drop of phenolphthalein is now added, a little water, and the acidity determined by titration with deci-normal baryta solution, and the baryta solution taken calculated as oleic acid.

  17. One of the most convenient of these is titration with normal or decinormal sulphuric acid, a method applicable to a few alkaloids of marked basic powers--e.

  18. Fleury has proposed a titration by oxalic acid as follows:--2 grms.

  19. Oxalic acid is estimated in the free state by direct weighing, or by titration either with alkali or by potassic permanganate, the latter being standardised by oxalic acid.

  20. The precipitate is now digested with a known volume of decinormal acid, and then the excess of acid ascertained by titration with decinormal alkali, using either litmus or methyl orange; each c.

  21. To estimate the amount of chlorine a known volume of the air is drawn through a solution of potassium iodide, and the amount of iodine set free, determined by titration with sodic hyposulphite, as detailed at p.

  22. The titration is conducted by running the standard solution from a burette into a known volume of the test solution, which is usually transferred from the stock-bottle to a beaker or basin by means of a pipette.

  23. The method of titration with yellow potassium chromate is not applicable here, for the free acid prevents the appearance of the red precipitate.

  24. As a general rule the amount of salt is small compared with the bulk of clay or limestone: thus it was found by titration that three separate fragments contained 0.

  25. After placing the larger blocks in the water, one examination should be made during the first few days, when the titration may require 20 c.

  26. It is now found, so reactive is the bromine atom in this compound, that the estimation may be accurately made by titration with silver nitrate according to Volhard's process, the crystals for this purpose being dissolved in dilute alcohol: 0.

  27. This constant is determined by titration in the usual way.

  28. The acid numbers, determined by titration in the usual way, are 10-20 p.

  29. Stannous chloride may also be used when the titration is made in the presence of hydrochloric acid.

  30. Similarly, a burette used for the titration of the 50 cc.

  31. If the titration has occupied more than the three minutes required for draining the sides of the burette, the final reading may be taken immediately and recorded in the notebook.

  32. It is the indicator most generally employed for the titration of organic acids.

  33. If the variation in results is greater than this, refill the burettes and repeat the titration until satisfactory values are obtained.

  34. If no color reappears during this time, complete the titration in the hot solution.

  35. Much time may be saved by estimating the approximate volume of a standard solution which will be required for a titration (if the data are obtainable) before beginning the operation.

  36. At the close of the titration a large drop of the iron solution should be taken for the test.

  37. The liquid must be cold at the time of titration and entirely free from nitrous compounds, as these sometimes cause a reddening of the indicator solution.

  38. The acidity (by titration of the freshly separating whey) may be 0.

  39. Most saprophytic organisms and many parasitic ones grow within a wide range of H ion concentration so that titration with phenolphthalein gives sufficient accuracy for media for such organisms.

  40. The titration should be done after boiling to drive off any CO{2} present in the culture.

  41. Agar is practically neutral so that there is little difference between the titration of the dissolved agar and the original broth.

  42. This may be done by titration in alcohol which has been neutralized.

  43. From this titration the amount of acid to be added is again calculated and more acid is added if necessary.

  44. If the analyst suspects that he is dealing with an impure potassium bichromate, the purity can be ascertained by titration against re-sublimed iodine.

  45. Add a few drops of starch paste and continue titration until the blue color has entirely disappeared.

  46. When the residue is clean and sandy-looking, and free from black particles, the flask is cooled, and the residual ferrous iron is determined by titration with "permanganate.

  47. The titration can then be continued, but more cautiously, and the value in "c.

  48. The titration of the zinc takes less time, and, with ordinary working, is more trustworthy than the gravimetric method.

  49. The method given under the iodine titration simply determines that portion of the arsenic which is present in the substance as arsenious oxide or white arsenic.

  50. The titration is more fully described under Cyanide, p.

  51. In the titration of iron by permanganate solution there are two reactions.

  52. The titration may be done with a standard solution of (1) permanganate of potash, or (2) bichromate of potash.

  53. As in the titration with arsenates, an excess is dangerous to the assay; a definite quantity (5 c.

  54. If the conditions are held to, the titration is a fairly good one, and differences in the results of an assay will be due to error in the separation.

  55. The solution before titration must contain no free mineral acid, but 5 or 10 c.

  56. The bulk before titration was in each case 60 c.

  57. The arsenic was determined by titration with uranium acetate, and 0.

  58. The solution is filtered to get rid of the precipitate, and the titration is finished in the nearly clear nitrate, which should be always about 200 cc.

  59. The solution is then ready for titration with the standard permanganate solution.

  60. The titration is complete when the blue colour is so faint that it is almost imperceptible after the flask has been vigorously shaken.

  61. Gravimetric determination of chlorid as silver chlorid and titration of borax by Thompson’s method indicated sodium chlorid (NaCl) 47.

  62. From this solution the ammonia is liberated, distilled and determined by titration and from the ammonia found the amount of hexamethylenamin is calculated.

  63. Several of these preparations resemble closely iodonucleoid, so far as solubility, appearance and reaction with alkalies on titration are concerned.

  64. For the titration of iron with chameleon solution, the latter is commonly used of such a strength that 0.

  65. The titration is determined by means of iron, a salt of iron or oxalic acid.

  66. The latter method is hardly practicable, and I never have time to use it, as the titration and all together yields a value of 99.

  67. Melting Platinum in Indol Base by Base by Point Platinum Manufacturer Reaction Ash Weight Titration of Base Salt + John T.

  68. A little soluble starch was then added and the titration continued until a blue color in the aqueous layer could no longer be obtained by repeated shaking.

  69. Direct titration with sodium thiosulphate solution indicated the presence of 1.


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