In the first stage of this process, salt is mixed with sulphuric acid; this causes the liberation of hydrogen chloride gas, which, when dissolved in water, produces hydrochloric acid.
This combines spontaneously with more oxygen to form nitrogen peroxide, which, when dissolved in water, gives a very dilute solution of nitrous and nitric acids.
When dissolved in alcohol, it does not exhibit this change in rotatory power.
When dissolved in alcohol, this change does not take place because of the absence of the excess of water necessary to produce the intermediate aldehydrol form.
Inorganic materials, when dissolved in water, usually ionize very readily.
For this purpose various salts have been employed, which, when dissolved in water, or in acids, absorb a sufficient amount of heat to freeze substances with which they may be placed in contact.
When dissolved in oil of turpentine, a few drops placed in a hollow tooth and covered with jeweller's wool, or scraped lint, give almost instant relief to toothache.
A solid, when dissolved, tends to distribute itself uniformly through the liquid, so that every part of the solution has the same concentration.
When dissolved in water the molecules of the base dissociate into two kinds of ions.
When dissolved in water the molecules of the acid dissociate into two kinds of ions.
Bases, in the absence of water or when dissolved in liquids which do not dissociate them, should have none of the properties characteristic of this class of substances.
When dissolved, stir it up well, and put in the peaches, without crowding them, and boil them slowly about twenty minutes.
Put them into an earthen pan or a well-tinned copper stewpan, with some good butter under and over, sufficient to cover them, when dissolved.
Prepare your mould by putting into it sifted sugar sufficient to cover it; melt it on the stove, and, when dissolved, take care that the syrup covers the whole mould.
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When dissolved in caustic potassa, and the solution exposed to the air, it absorbs oxygen, and japonic acid is formed.
When dissolved in about four times its weight of ether, and allowed to evaporate spontaneously, it does not deposit any fat until more than half of the ether has passed off, and if the temperature is not below 60 deg.
He says a twelve hundred thousandth, and even less of bismuth, when dissolved in mercury, may be separated and rendered visible by the addition of a certain quantity of the amalgam of potassium and a little water.
When dissolved in rectified spirit, in the proportion of about six ounces to the gallon, it forms the "extract of rose-leaf geranium" of the shops.
When dissolved, it is fit for use, and will render common wood an excellent imitation of mahogany.
Add it, when dissolved, to the whitewash, and a buff is produced.
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