The resulting compound contains zinc, sulphur, and oxygen, and is known as zinc sulphate.
Commenced in June and carried on until the end of September, the ordinary treatment consisted in burning down the fungus growth with the hot iron, and dressing with copper sulphate, zinc sulphate, and boracic acid.
Now, if a solution of zinc sulphate is prepared so as to contain 28.
If the solution of zinc sulphate is saturated with hydrogen sulphide, under the same conditions as were used with the ferrous salt solution (‹exp.
Certain it is, however, that for at least a decade past, the Tyree product has been a zinc sulphate-boric acid preparation.
It is evident that “National Iodine Solution” is not a solution of free elementary iodin as the name suggests; instead it appears to be a solution of zinc sulphate in witch hazel water containing less than 0.
In a criminal case related by Tardieu and Roussin, a large dose of zinc sulphate, put into soup, caused the death of an adult woman of sixty years of age in about thirty hours.
It is difficult to say what would be a fatal dose of zinc sulphate, but the serious symptoms caused by 28 grms.
ZnO per litre (added in the form of zinc sulphate) no deleterious action was observed.
Thus as long as a moderate current flows, the only variation in the cell is the appearance of zinc sulphate in the liquid on the copper side of the porous wall.
Here the zinc stands in dilute sulphuric acid (or in a solution of zinc sulphate), and the copper in a saturated solution of copper sulphate, the two liquids being separated by a porous partition.
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