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Sahlbom, Titration of hydrofluosilicic azid.................0 0.0 eee eee 582 Sand, H. G. 8., Electrolytic determination of arsenic................. 212 & Sanger, C. R., Colorimetric determination of arsenic............. 208,210 Sirnstrém, Determination of carbon in steel. ................2 00000 ee 399 Schaffgottsche, Precipitation of magnesium ammonium carbonate...... 69 Scheen, Determination of antimony..:... 6.0.66 a i eee eee eee 227 Schellbach, Burette. -..05.54. 2.40% A400 J. ee ee 529 Schiff, H., Azotometers..5 Sys) Sia. a te EG a oe 423 Schirm, E., Determination of aluminium. ................0....2-000- 85 chromium ) 3.044 ...s)2) 2a ales Ee a 103 ‘ Schloetter, Examination of electrolytic chlorine...................... 812 Schlésser, W., Correction tables... 2.0.04... c 0. ee ace dee eben 519, 533 Draining of burettes.c.3i6 57006 Ss ae eae 528 Error in measuring vessels............. Saale ee 536 Meniscus corrections. 94 ..CURRShON ES... Waele eee 745. 3 Schléssing, Separation of potassium and sodium...................4.. 50 Schmidt, E., Analysis of ferrum reductum...............6.. on ae 612 H., Separation of barium and strontium.......... sare ea 8 ie Schmitz, B., Method of precipitating magnesium ........... ’, Aaa 67 phosphoric acid............. ... 454 Schneider, Direct combustion of steel. .........6... 00 cee cece eee eee 413 — Manganese determination) ) 0002!) Se 2... one. «3 ce 616 | Scholler, Determination of chromium. .............0.00 cece ee ee enna 103 Schénbein, Estimation of ozone. ~ .... .....[063 baSaw. Ys 676 Schrauth, Determination of chromium. ..............00ec cece ee eeeee 103 Schréder, Separation of tellurium and antimony..................+5. 281 Schréter, A., Dehydration of silicic acid... ...........0c2 cece eee neeene 487 Schrétter, Alkalimeter...... Toes sge ia eb a erehately co. a 5 oa 6 376 Schucht, Titration of hydrofluosilicic acid... ........... 00 e ee eee eee 583 Schudel, Determination of manganese. .............0e eee cece ee eeee 120 Schudl, Standardization of permanganate. ..............-0e0eeeeeeee 97 Schulze, Determination of nitric acid... 1.0.0.0... cee cee ee eee ee 456 INDEX OF AUTHORS. QIt PAGE Schulze, Titration of pyridine bases.................ccccccccccccees 561 Schweitzer, P., Solubility of barium chromate...................00.. 75 Seeman, L., Precipitation of gold by hydrogen peroxide............... 258 Separation of gold and platinum........................ 272 Shimer, P. W., Direct combustion of steel. ................0c ce cueces 413 Smith, Method for separating zinc from nickel, ete................... 158 Smith, E. F., Electrolytic determination of cadmium................. 190 TEIN ie eras aisle «tly asm 172 Separation of molybdenum and tungsten................ 293 Smith, J. L., Determination of alkalies in silicates.................... 496 Smitt, A., Determination of carbon in steel..................2.0 000s 405 Snelling, W. es PAGE Talbot, H. P., Removal of melt from crucible....................000- 488 Tamm, H., Determination of manganese. ............... eee eee cence 121° BUND YS Poh ee eee Oe eet ala 140 Than, C., Standardization of sodium thiosulphate solution............ 647 Thénard, Ozone. . 2. os 5.5.65 S's Wioce acs so ua Bee pitaracs oO ae ae 680° Thiel, Determination of sulphuric acid ok AG datas ter ee 467 Thiele, J., Apparatus for chlorine determination..................... 813 - Determination of arsenic: (SSS 2 eer ea eee 205 SHOR .-.)5) 5 SS CSP ae ee 223 Thomsen, J., Heats of combustion - 2°05 29 57 Su Sea eee 845 Thomson, W., Electrolytic determination of arsenic.................. 212 Thorpe, T. E., Electrolytic determination of arsenic.................. 212 Tiemann, Determination of nitric acid... ........... 0. cece eee cece ee 456 Tomicek, Determination of arsenic......65..0...00.050 210 ee fees 205 Tootmann, S. R., Determination of arsenic. .............. 000 c ce eeee 212 Topf, Volumetric determination of lead peroxide...................4. 675 Toth, J., Titration of- phenol... t20Gpki dg cere otk ee ee ee 6oe OaF Treadwell, F. P., Absorption of benzene. ...............02cceeeceees 753 ethylene: .: 626000. DOL eee 752 Apparatus for chlorine determination............... 808 Collection of gas samples... ...0......... 208 cee eee 733 Colorimetric determination of arsenic............... 208 Computations in gas analysis....................6. 782 Density of carbon monoxide...............0.22000: 764 ehlorinee a eee 808 Determination of carbon monoxide................. 764 ferrous iron in silicates............ 503 hydrofluoric acid. ..............-. 476 from: 22 Bos ea ele el eee 89 nase SO? OS eee 137, 138 On0me OO a ETS eee 677 Gases from defibrinated blood...................... 740 Separation of ethylene and benzene................. 756 Titration of hydrofluosilicic acid. ................... 582 Treubert, Determination:of bismuth. ’... 220 Se ae 181 Tribe, Density of methané. 2-5 4.55.50 t's tie eee Con ae ieee 774 Preparation of ethylene }.s 3.5....5n0 ova aes oe a ee 751 Tromsdorff, Determination of nitrous acid in water..................- 346 Tschugaeff, L., Determination of nickel. .................000e eee eeee 129 Separation of nickel and Gobal¢.!) 203.4. 2a 161 pianwaness.. oe eA aes 165 RAE OPE Pe RT ee inn. 165. \ y ae ae ee INDEX OF AUTHORS. 913 U. PAGE Ukena, Determination of manganese in steel. ..........ccceeeee eee e es 619: Urech, W., Determination of bismuth... ...........cccccceeeseeeees 182 V. Vanino, L., Determination of bismuth. ...............c eee e cece eee 181 Precipitation of gold by hydrogen peroxide............... 258 Separation of gold and platinum......................... 272 Van Name, R. G., Determination of copper..............0e eee eee eee 186 van’t Kruys, M. J., Determination of sulphuric acid.................. 464 Vernon, R. H., Analysis of fuming acids................. ce eee eee 577 Viogili, J. F., Solubility of mangesium ammonium arsenate............ 208 Vogel, Detection of carbon monoxide... ............0 02 ce cece eens 768 MG eRe eee re ee ol ee i ise SIE 165 ec Sermon OL SING. | RE ees i PR et 140 Volhard, Analysis of sulphocyanate and halogens..................... 342 Determination of manganese as sulphate.................... 120 Precipitation of mercuric sulphide.......................04. 168 Standardization of sodium thiosulphate..................... 648 erated: OF. DTOMINGs WT REST. 8. PNAS. . Unda garatens 709 CHIING ois ee CERES, PEP AIS ie bere ehh! 707 BUR Gree Re ee tee ee ee ed Sateen 710 WD OR eaek. OE RPS Ses 709 TAMNTANCHO LOOT ITEL ES SE ee PE 612 EP Ree ree Ce Pee bola Sate Ttemeek 705 PUIUTOUR BONN s ke eR a SS 692 MOV EMe SPOOR eS 712 Wau permanente. Oe Oe Se IAS 604 Transformation of chloride into oxide.....................-- 142 von Girsewald, Electrolytic determination of cadmium................ 189 Separation of copper and cadmium................... 202 v. Jiiptner, H., Determination of phosphorus............ nese bee 436 v. Knorre, Combustion of gases using copper oxide................... 797 Maedie Oe Ps OSES AS 803 Determination of manganese in steel.....................-. 620 ne eB) DAO ae Lekker 714 RUDRA OSU Be Meee ete os 290, 291. v. der Pfordten, O., Absorption of oxygen. ...............0cc eee ee eee 760 Precipitation of mercurous tungstate............. 289 v. Rath, G., Precipitation of mercuric sulphide. ..................-.. 194 Vortmann, G., Electrolytic determination of mercury................. 172 Determination of antimony. .:.........2. 2 ee ee eee 221 Removal of sulphur from precipitates. ................ 169 Separation of antimony and tin.................. 248, 250 914 INDEX OF AUTHORS. W. PAGE Wade, Determination of carbon monoxide...............eeeeeeeeeees 762 Wagner, Determination of ammonia in ammonium salts.............. 822 Draining of butettes 2...) vseenks dante eee 528 Indicatore s .. «5,4; 0velvessia bises scape sea eae andes aE ates oe 548 Standardization of sodium thiosulphate solution............. 647 Walker, Permanence of permanganate solutions........... Se eee 90 Wallace, Volumetric estimation of iron. ...........00.0eeseeeeee eee -. 697 Walters, J. H., Jr., Determination of titanilum....................45. 101 H. E., Colorimetric determination of manganese............. 128 Warder, R. B., Behavior of sodium bicarbonate solutions toward phenolphthalein. wi5j:.5 sinus bs ole She ae teen 562 Titration of alkali carbonate and bicarbonate.......... 566 carbonate and hydroxide................. 564 Washburn, E. W., Iodimetric titration of arsenic. .................+4- 650 Weber, H., Determination of sulphuric acid. ....................500. 469 Weber, J., Ignition of calcium sulphate... ......... 0.0.00... 2 cee eee 71 Wegelin, A., Composition of sodium sulphide solution................ 226 Determination of iron: J gigi .o0.0 8 6G ee ee 8e Nitric: agi 134) 6. Bs LAS eee 458 Weitnauer, H., Determination of manganese....................005 126 Weller, A., Determination of titanium ....................... 100, 504 Titration of antimonys is as )s-a SG. See as 687 Wells, Determination of copper by potassium iodate.................. 672 Wense, Separation of potassium and sodium...................005 50, 51 Wherry, E. T., Determination of boric acid in miverals............... 590 Whitby, G. S., Solubility of silver chloride.....................020.- 317 Wiernik, Specific gravity of ammonia solutions. ................2..00- 841 Wiborgh, J., Determination of carbon in steel..................02000- 405 sulphur in iron and steel. .............. 354 Wilfarth, Modification of Kjeldahl method......................0005 63 Will, Alkalimeter.. .. ..:::. wien kwesleine GIR Ol se Eee cee 376 Titration of pyrolusite. <..sicessait dese bee |, dee 625 Wilner, Determination of metallic iron in the presence of oxide........ 611 Windelschmidt, A., Determination of nickel..................... 137, 138 Winkler, C., Absorption of benzene......65..606400s sere ee steeccescecs 753. Combustion .of hydrogens. jisindileses dees oa ea eee 772 Detection of carbon monoxide. .:..........2+220006 cere 769 Determination of chlorine by titration................... 811 Titration of alkali carbonate and bicarbonate............ 565 hy droxideiaidiias A. tts 563 bicarbonate in the presence of carbonate...... 592 Use of gauze electrodes...... din bv eo eae eee eee 134 Winkler-Dennis, Method of technical gas analysis.................... 794 Winkler, L. W., Absorption coefficient of hydrogen. ..............+00: 771 ‘ : 1s - ner ue ‘ iil s, bs. i " : ee = ee eee fie INDEX OF AUTHORS. 915 PAGE Winkler, L. W., Absorption coefficient of methane................... 774 TAISEN SUMMA dn. Young, 8. W., Standardization of iodine solution..................06. 651 Z. Zawadzki, Precipitation of sulphides... ............6ceee eer ee ee wenees 158 Zimmermann, Determination of uramium..............0. 0.0 eee eee eee 106 Precipitation of zinc as sulphide......................- 158 REOLEGS) ORIOVTIG BRIB.. os. . clacn c ass Fen cee eo eee 609 Titration with permanganate................. 604, 605, 609 Volumetric determination of uraniam..............005: 621 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. A. MONTE GORMEION OL 6 5 o55 oc Crease S sere scpedes oe. Pattie ak Sat 605 I IN nel g wk nN a ae Epon kao aimee $F ND Sle 6 6 ous 371,583 NS I EOL BET DS oe . 583 aoe Cede ig TORRES WEN sling kVA ole pup diaiais' +2) «29 0S Vale ole ve sds 754 determination in presence of ethylene...................... 821 I ERTIES URS aA 9 Rea hae aOR ee ee 755 PMU els oo cc ee Ooi ggs CO MET Toa Sieg gies aaa lle 537, 571 Pa III UTAIRIOS. Oo 5S ong 6 oh cpa Rnjaninieadmbtie s heehee ce. 858, 859 volumetric determination of............-.-0.eeeeeee 571, 575, 583 EE ALG a Six. chia Ss ye kp sae Hele Achebe te py BA X57 Sate Ro. «oom oe 18 ENN is oh se Ae acres CR a ae OWA ce KE Ns Eke Oe Dep 27, 32 Air, determination of carbon dioxide in.....................-05. 397, 593 Alkali bicarbonates, volumetric determination of..................... 564 in presence of carbonates...................000- 565 Alkali carbonates, volumetric determination of....................... 562 in presence of bicarbonates...............0.ee000- 565 , COMI. is v5 2 cee 2s s+ 6's a oa 563 NM eR RR tc) 6: <a yds ox Wars os WM stele ge wen BS Ae da vimpsealy ales 38 eereeRENLAONS 1 JOTIMIOLIUG Ls. cas «+ 6s 2 ao eens + Shin scpiwsh gece oo 8 502 DEMIR es acs Cadet a We. an wha aiethss 496, 499 separation from metals of Group III..................... 107, 147 OE Se a 286 (caustic), specific gravities Of. ........6....cc cece neeecns 860, 861 Vouumetrio Cetermunation O66 isi ccc ae a cece ee ee cess 558 Alkali hydroxides, volumetric determination Sass SD ol en 558 in presence of carbonates. . 563 PS OC ESE ee a Dee, Pee 376 NA athe es SW each a ly'ql gh Givlavae vine a 454 dieig agi bs waX od al Pe PES oe 537, 558 REM MERN See oe 08 5c Agen or SK a wie Mc Sia ace WR Vino wa ese oie eas 70 separation from the Sh alias and magnesium........... 78 metals of Group III....... «.. 107, 147 WIONVOGCNUTE ois esa snes. 287 Sar CLE er 79 Alkaline earth bicarbonates, volumetric determination of............ -.. 568 carbonates, volumetric determination of............ 566, 567 918 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. PAGE Alkaline earth hydronides oi. 60.63 si cvaeonac us oan 8s diene eeene ee. 566 salts, titration! Of 6.6%... 0&5 Pied ea ng nts ean 570 Alkali sulphides, analysis of «.... 0.0 2:...)53 ss:caks sc os sae ein'ys od ead ee 689 and hydrogen sulphide, .. .5..65.5 s a5:6¢.saupbsancbep ste fence 691 sulphydrates, titration Of 0 0 .!..7 2.5 Se. vate ena « oulels oocetee eee 689 Alaminium. ..5 2.60065 55 aye slse a EiRe oo oboe cw ee ea ae 82 determination in bronzes. «6 dents jae ee ees tieseae ee 236 silicates iis <i eee sea ak) eee ese ee 492 separation from alkalies and alkaline earths...... ......... 107 ChFOMUENM 3 2s os oo Ph x Be a ee 114 POM SS eigck Acres 3 awk a 107 iron and phosphoric acid.................. lil manganese, nickel, cobalt and zinc. .... 149, 152 metals of Grauny 2h. ie cceiad canons 192, 235 titRRGI.. Ssh nc oka ween a ie eee 116 UPON 's fs ag tvs Wade Ote 0 «ve ee 119 Ammonia (reagent), necessity for redistilling....................000- 82 preparation free from carbonate................. 149 SPOCIhG PFAVIEY OF .).'s0 2.35.0 a+. 2+ 8 > ace a 861 tiirationjol. ¢. ces Ea Gawd ee 560 Ammonium. « .. ....6 66 eG ea te ee 57 colorimetric determination, |... sacks tacnne sions at eee 60 gas-volumetric determination................ececececeees 822 in drmking wate@ sco. ice > + 054508 os ents. os aes at ee 60 volumetric determination. 2... wi oc ncas aise axe sdaleiianee 560 Ammonium molybdate, preparation of the reagent.............. 437, 638 AGalyais.c.6. Fae. PISS Tact ees eee eae 1 direct). <.:.)0..5.505 S220 SF ae sae eas a 2 gravimetric. «(2.0 Se FG iss Cee nek 5 ae ee 1, 38 indarect oo. 5 ge's dials ich is ste Se ecules ona ae aise eect seine aca en 2 volumetric. .°. 06 ood Seeds. 58 © a es 2 <2 ee 2 Anions, gravimetric determination of................ Le detey aoe ee real 320 calculation of ; 2 e005 S 2A ee ee ps boa 737 Antimony. ; 2.56556 6.3 TEETER oe a ss ae 218 determination in bearing metal.............. 05... ee ee ee eee 252 electrolytic determiMmation. ..6. 6. Gs vice levies cseh yey ss ont 224 removal from electrodes (2.0200 fbi es fd oie oe ee 227 separation from ‘ardénin; 5365. (TERT TT ina ia ae Gi 2 "Sa a rr 6 RIN gc ey Sa eas aéidne 4G 0s ws on os 7 Baking powders, determination of carbonic acid in................... 377 8 has NES rate gag Bite 2 SSP Se J. gg 74 detection in calcium precipitates. ............. cece cece eeecaee 495 determination in silicates and rocks. ................0+05- 496, 507 separation from calcium and strontium.....................0. 79 TS ) SCng ai BB” re res ie ee a 79 MMM rac A eter BE WE ng 2 Sk: ons ale a eh 80 MICSRIOr GtOUD LLL 6 Ga tka es cae ccrtices 107, 147 REPAID MRUONME ES ono igi gs cw hie ees 5a ans 0's 192 WOMEITIO UENO “CE DEPINAMA TAO od i ks Fic d e e wise ce wees cw ewces 566 WORETUNAY DEIMOTIRLG TERNS oy oes Pe oe is be Rk eee ca cee te cee cea 149 PyGsORie, HOT HOMO OF. ec esa ra eaten cee ec ye one 557 NUNC PR IE et oe inns Poe eine sacha hip ecm Mite vine ess _. 152 er ae WI BUENA = 65. 2 es os teas tetiee bx 5 eek Kite are ise G3 ov sews 252 Benzene, determination in gas mixtures. ........... cece eeececeeeees 752 pe Voi 17) (0) a 756 Benzidine hydrochloride, reagent..................0ee0eee: 291, 714, 715 Bicarbonates, in presence of carbonates... ...........cccececeeceeees 592 VOMIMICIFIO COMIBIBEION OF. oc... cc cat Govencaesevtsbaee 591 Bichromate, determination of chromium in................00e0eeeeee 105 DNAPL: WIGWA see ye ree creed Tee oo oa 5, vay ca 0 Sb ae wi SRE Wee BeOS 344 Bismuth. ....0%. rig eae Prater ee EE SRE AD Re ea ee EIT 179 g20 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. South determination in bearing metal. ... 2.2.2.2... ec cece e es +0 separation from arsenic, antimony, and tin................. copper and cadmium...............-..0+- lea. SS ea eee a wie Cie oie ere. TOGKCUPY sh x ch ce ae tn 9 oe or ersten Ae a metals of Groups III, IV, and V............ molybdenum............. Coat ae aa nee selenium and tellurium.................... Bitter-almond ‘water .\: i..:2. Ein ey so ce ahaha easel De ee eialeee eee Bliek, the. o5 io Loc Ras Ae ee CEPT ee PEG ee Blood, gases from defibrinated). .'5 00. i... ses asap cates nivale ¥en Boric acid’... 2. 0522 5:63 255 bea aie tala eee ee “oe F in mineral waters 2552.25 aeak wo he eat Pen gas ea a Sa silicates and: enansels:. 4. wet SO. a oe ee Sone volumetric determination of... ........6.000ees pater catere aaa Brass, analysis of), 0.10.3. 5.25 Fe eee eters 7a eae Bromine, determination in mineral waters. ............0..0.2-20-000+ ale non-electroly tes. Sele io cen 325, 329 soluble bromides... . . Ly iieticee ae 50: gravimetric determination Of 2.0... 0... . eee reece eee ee een separation from chiorine.....050% 055% sn4dun snip cen ns ete chlorine and iodine. os as ging es aeeee eee 16 EE RA es PE ees Se re volumetric determination. ..............0.00 e005 655, 660, 709 Bronzes, analysis of... 2.5.2 5 AUS REG wees ee ele ee pe ee Buwettes. 65.0055. 5 SPs. PC Ras ees er ee allowable error in...... Petes BF set Raper ER OTIS 50>. % calibration of... . .sai.30 544s aah ois seen a one en ee 57 F draining of... 2... sachets = bua gusta pct aaa > 527-9 floate for... 0s age on o> cea a ee eee x ee 528 reading of... ...5°CdER -yasae: Gare eieee hb ie kn ree 528 C. Cada : 00... 5 se ope SROs Ea eee eee 189 colorimetric determination, :.95.6 2/50 V's ag yeas oc 0's’ 8 p'y Mare 189° electrolytic determination... 00 es eon cc acres tse ceeds 189°%g precipitation as sulphide................ kis a fade ein gran eee 194 sa separation from arsenic, antimony, and tin................. 235 copier :<.. 9G Fee a ieee ree Ss. 200-90 ae lead ,*.':2 ices eR WG f's.5 ab hen we Le hoe 200 “= MePCUHYy FF kN op ce heh ho aie ree 194 metals of Groups ITI, IV, and V............ 192 "9m molybdention (52 S05 60 S15 a oecbateeae O87" iam selenium and tellurium.................... 280 4 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. 921 : PAGS Weir ae ee es ep ea LE a Ta ee Sol Beko 70 CEtCHAINOTION IP OMIORIN od oo eke cece cece c eco ee Bes 494 separation from barium and strontium...................... 79 magnesium........ erg: last ee Otte 5) Saget 76 mavals-ot Crauplll es. coces irs 2 ea 107, 147 Rian Oi OU EP iy OE ies. ee ee 192 volumetric estimation (4... 8s. er eer eiie...:. 566, 623 chloride, presence of free lime in... .. Vig Oho ey trees 5 eee 377 precipitates, testing for barium in.......................... 495 Cmaventee Tames. COs OF see TR HN Se ee ee 524 nen Ntiay Ok DMPOWUOR : ¢ Fai cree gree ce tee -s SF Rae Pek. ce ces 527 gas-measuring instruments. .............c0 ccc eee eeeee 743 EE Era SF cc Wik he einle ye a HR RTs we oes 522 bis 4 VR eS da. SA EAE Few GRA: o's 524 Carbon, determination in iron and steel. ...............0.000020 200s 398. nitrogenous organic substances.............. 419 OPRRAPRG UNE ANCES. oe eo ie es 414 dioxide (see Carbonic acid), determination of........ 750, 778, 788 Wi electrolytic Chlorine o<3 2 AU. eee 808 Carbonates, in presence of bicarbonate................ ie 7s OA ER 592, volumetric estimation of... Mia Wshecwilein vat ecusiae...- 591 OMENS PANS 7922S PENG CL iivlee kh Sas awe Dalcse OE IMMER UE Te. ERR OM 375 combined, calculation of 36) 60... einite Die. od etad ae 736 determination an Ole «5... IS ON ied alas we as 397, 593 Dakine powmem: fier. ics peow:. ass. 377 earbonates. 0.940 oil sak «stages 591 CUUING. cc. os a pecs > pe 397, 808 Munminaling GAS 2... Cerium, determination in soluble salts...............ccccceecceceeces 828 Charcoal, testing the reducing power of... ...........ccccececeececes 265 Cheprical fnctorsy tains Obs ace wr tae cee ER a MA Bibel bos bs 870 hiorates, analyaie OF oC eee ee OCF OU E CRE w ie 460, 633, 669 Chloric acid, gravimetric determination. ..............ecceeceeeceees 460 Q22 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. ‘ PAGE Chloric acid, in the presence of perchloric acid. ...........000eeee eens 463 and hydrochloric acids....... 463 reduction of .....3.:.au3 Se SEN REE ae cee 461 volumetric determination of... ..........00eeee eens 633, 669 Chlorine, free, determination by titration................000eeeeees . 809 gravimetric determination. .).....66 ceo see ee cette eees 324 volumetric determination 2. oo. iii wna bees deus eleaeees 654 gravimetric determination... a3). 347.05 (iia 1 alkene eee 320 in aqueous solutions... «a6 waists cha gal ned ee Step ee ae 320 commercial tin chloride... 0.5.43, 5. ig Magee sakualy eee 321 insoluble chlorides... ....o. 6. {ck ean a he Chee bee ee ee 323 organic substances... 6:34:00 Stein Rew eink es a ate 325 vanadinite. : <A 2iian ass kee bak 6 a ee 308 separation from: bromine)... «5 +<.8.cda. cae ee ee eee 334 carbon didxides:. b.cs:.1iwtis #2 teabawe eer see sa 397 chlorate and perchlorate........ ig ase eee ee 463 SYAROPER SAF ise ais ase oe ae 339, 711 figarmen 2 linn. diediel Vaan optoreig-t am 482 iodiné 5)... ek in oa hethieks a waews 331, 335 iodine and . bromine? aii). da: aay he ws Mens a 336 volumetric determination... ....4.....0000 eee eee 654, 707, 708 Chlorine gas, examination of:¢550. 00. 22x ee a os ee 808 Chloroplatinates, conversion of chlorides into... ...........6...0-0 08 43 Chromates, gravimetric analysis of... 0.2.26. 62. s cece cece ewe eens .- 105 volumetric analysis of... .:........6..0.0000- 641, 649, 664, 675 Chromic acid. See chromates. compounds '.:.. ... ieNd5:5's sad SRR Oe ew pee ae 102 Chromite, analysis of.......... eee Trt ee. ORE REE Pees eS em A 509 determination of chromium in..............0.. cece eee eee 675 Chromium. . .. 4. ::. . sd 00 SEA aes ceva eas nn ee 102 determination in iron ores and rocks..............2.000005 310 chromite........ Wis Mah oa ech OEE 510, 675 PUR WON 63 10s 20 a iais eid eae 312 plead... 55 .eaieeeyaton ens s 313, 854, 856 separation from alkaline earths and magnesium............ 107 aluiminyite “has ii ann wthinig Cote awe Daieeae cee 114 HON 2 a atid sins een a Oe Re ean 118 nickel, cobalt, manganese and zinc............. 149 volumetric determination of. ............ 20 cece eee .. 664, 675 Clay, soluble silicic acid in 260) }os-c0 5:0 din ees ointedaund ab eeeae 508 Closet, drying 660 oi SOR Pe eee to ee ee eee 24, 25 Cabal... eevee ied. ova Foe Ae ee ia ee ine aerate 138 determination in arsenical sulphide ores. .............0000000 842 electrolytic determinationiio0e ace yo hs cde Naan 138 separation from alkaline earths and magnesium.............++:. 147 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. 923 PAGE Cobalt separation from manganese.............2.eceeceesecceeceees 161 MIR MAEMO REE sg os o-p a nite wie sas © % 0-0-9 149, 152 Set SMMEIELED Rs <.. «5.5: cs oro. thea ol oe 40 020.9 gd tips 192 ERE Ore ee Te 161-164 ed al cok a gs Sate Rhea Mph a s0hea. bd ois od 156 Coil for heating crucibles by steam. ............cccecccececccececees 32 Collection and confinement of gaseS..........ccccccecccccscevccccces 730 Columbium, see Niobium. Combustion (elementary analysis)...............0.ccccecteecceceece 414 of organic substances containing halogen ................ 421 RE Be ee Mile cade 63 422 MUN 5-5 os vane nal ae 422 NINN SE Eta LS 5 co aR Baty wal a Coie © oe a% Bo sb Rak oem 415 OS ETE AREER GEGEN 9A aR ar a fn eae a Ra 416 Meter k ie Net se oe Sy clay a a's acoua ww gee Sarah 764 Gee CaN ANRC RNG het 2 ada Vn Ala don de'e » wivin mse apie 765 Ce) PASCO OL POAC ORIIIG So oo is Lwin. 5 oo sls sceudwaelnie wdce 766 (c) by method of Winkler-Dennis....................... 794 ee Re SAUER SERN De SS Se i Cpe SOO Wig akg eB xcdedl 9:8 wwe ei’ 766 Cone for holding crucible on water bath...................00.000005 31 IN RUIN rn tne hs te Meee Mh iain sik i's bi p's hee sd we oss 182 analysis of for selenium and tellurium...,.................... 284 determination in bearing metal... ............ 0c cece eee etees 252 NN i Sip alee see TG cio WS sa elena 193 MTOM Sarees ho Dy Babies + Vice 0 8 ¥C DOREEES - 236 ORM eee nas 's Wick weiter ees fas ees 673, 683, 725 NOCPONVUNG CICLETININGLION. oc oso cade vod ce eee sb aeetene ss 187 separation from arsenic, antimony and tin 235 Psa Metso oD whats OS 84 Fale ay « 198 Nh its gE ds 5 ops wapbveay da eels ic 200 NSE SDE oe ee Toe er ae 198 ee ales Wak eh saa Wid si ici wie ds sca ark 194 metals of Groups III, IV and V............... 192 volumetric determination. 6... 2. cscs cece cc ccees 672, 682, 723 RNIN SOMNOI Nc e Stl sore aig x tk Ves 4k e Qe ww ard Aa's Mme: GOR See wo vids 24, 25 eID Scena ae Mg es eds mois nd pcb ack Bid dee'einie oe mrad 36 REN ig eis, pcb a N-wh otwa acme ot rt ae Ue a 259 SNE TOMER SMe GT's wind ak ebb ACs sab ee beet e ewes 840 use in quantitative analysis.............0.0ee eee se ee eee 838 UN i ET nN gc: view Sd big eyes Wine Mikaacd 371 in the presence of carbonic and hydrocyanic acids......... 371 RE RRORCNE RIL PRN ee Net oe pe to bate a Senha np help spalgyi ss 337 in the presence of halogens... «©... ........:..-20eeeee eed 339, 711 ig) nye 2) | Oh, ee oe ae rae 342, 712 - chlorine and sulphocyanogen...........-- 713 Volumetric GeterMMALION. «ccc ccte eve vyebrveeeecveeces : 710 924 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. er D. a Defibrinated blood, gases from... «<5 .s.5.. es-«.«sgasipes ees cob beneen 740— Desiccator ... oo viens os vcele'y 00. 4 bp a paincee Meinels aa aterma 85 mw ass eae 23 Dichromate methods si... s.6.k's:s ss +e «ice ue pais Sle ae cae 641 Dimethyl glyoxime, reagent. 1... acs 2 os hs panne gh eee eae ee 129° .-@ Direct methods of analysia: oc... sess s vues a eager seas =< Distribution coefiicient.> -). i... s cee ne enn speed ani Maen (658 Double weighing) 2 ores oe oc ene ec ben ee oe Drying apparatus. .... 2s. cacccs Janie ee paeGk es eeh Ren tata aaa 4 Gloset Pcie e sea ee ie sath d cade mente UCR CR “24, 25, Saae of precipitetes Sots: ws cc aena we meena etrna oe as of substances in currents of gaseS..........c0eeeee eee. 2. Ody aa OVENS SSC ee ee ec eee 21, 24, 25, 28, 33; aaa E. a Electric furnace. 25 255.353 Spade ooo ses aes ema ee ee saan aa Bolectrodes 6 cco 20°. c's wslee bese who oe tsa ae act gm .. 93) cleaning of... :7. 0. see cece Sait a nitites einai ae A Renee 136, 227 Electrolytic determination of antimony. ..............0 cece cece eeees 224 Sra 3 ESSE s seas 2 eee 212 Cuciiith ye cree ee pen Rss ape. eObRIe Ss. FTA TSA eG ed 138 — COPPER. Sy eck nace aks oe ce tie Sree 187 16a os Poltaeb are colle Cae te nee tee eae bY & ao MMORCULF kPa LON ceca apdae eee 1724 nickel...... Tite akee ae Gan wete ae tae 131 ih ea eee sco ieee 234 | gine is 5 tae ee cs hares La oe eee ee 145 iron, for standardizing permanganate solution............ 600 preparation OP22°.. sas isc ceg csc tnees backed end Gee 93 outfit, «6.6 6 Vee ee ee toe ee 132, 178 Elementary analysis. .\.:....{60e. Cues eee ek OF Pees eee ee 414 Ethylene, determination of.............ccceceeee eee ene 751,818 : separation from acetylene............ Evaporation of liquids. . 2.0.0... 0. ecceseeccssccescercctse eceevcee Explosion pipette.............ee eee a uot dln ee U5 state se pags bie ee F ae Factors, table of chemical........ PIERRE VT a ae ee 870 ~ Fahlers, analysis Of .'.:. o\s's eps ws ald CE ee A ee eS eee 359 Ferric chloride, solution in ether. ..........0:eee cece eee rene en eeees 167 iron, volumetric determination of. s.......+.++++++ 99, 681, 697, 699 Ferric salts, reduction of solutions of... ..........eee seer ence ee eeeee 607 by hydrogen sulphide. ...........++0000055 99,112 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. 925 PAGE Ferric Salts, reduction by stannous chloride......................... 609 ee a oe a a ee 607 Ferricyanic acid, gravimetric estimation of...............ceeeceeeeee 344 volumetric estimation of. ......0.. 0... ccc cc teee 633, 694 Ferrocyanic acid, gravimetric estimation..................0cceeeeee 342 volumetric estimation... si elie ei le ee. 632 Ferrous iron, volumetric determination of................ 89, 603, 607, 641 Mertiisk TOGUCtUIN, BNANVRIS-OF fos deci ccc sec tee ce ceccues 611, 612 gia ate arate Ry Ny (eh lntd) gd PR ACae ES Vibes a ob dwn ae hades 18 Pe AN nla. c's: santa Rah TOs Pe WELTER Sol 26 WOOL... 3 Seu AA ee OR ey eee OR ees POP Ne vies3 20 Filtration and washing precipitates. .............2.cccceceeeeeeceees 18 Flasks, calibrated, permissible error in.................0cceccecceeee 524 ES OP ON es ER er 522 NO NIE SIR eS, ely pr cse WRIshusetieea ery. slices alin ecerevage -0°0le a © ble Md wR al 528 Fluorine, determination as calcium fluoride. ...............0..000000- 471 Aedrotuonitie dead (6 5955 2) SI ee. baw. 476 MEN CUMIN. ed ves ks sd Radha ha 475, 829 BE COMI OTIS aC in soosee PS REL 472 CES tS OI UIPIEU.. oie 502 Water es UII ia Po Sic eae 480 presence of phosphoric acid............... 474 Marae iaath LOM DEINE 2 ous ik. Avan ne 6s tase EW OT 482 DO LF ROE ETAD OD, oo ee eres 481 Formaldehyde (formalin) volumetric determination of................ 694 Formic acid, volumetric determination of.................... pase 626 Paci COmmDUBTION Of PASCHY BSL i sie ce en cee ccc eeesiesess 766 Fuming acid, analysis of...... RE eee Eves b> sk aep aw Uber se 575 ER ANE 5. <5 5 a ox Sik SR Ua ele RRO le scene a nepece 577 a ergy ce NE a des arb 5c: faaliw G2alldnsd ob 610, 8 ae SS ww WA OER» 48 G. Re MIU SS tess EM ra be ehh NS bal Mele was cee eccces 729 Ns ars taniclatlc Mike he ORR M SCORE CL cee ce cceee 775 eG on RR Wid oben, sa8 ee Es 786 RREPOUTARIMLIOU DIDBULO, cca SOC UE Cais oan ce cae cew esa ce ese. 792, 794 Gases, collection and confinement of. .............02e cece ee ee eee eee 730 SPAMMERS OL See BOOT OEE SON ON eS ko cv Rw da ey ease eeceee 742 Gas measuring instruments, calibration of..................-00 eee eee 743 IE SIT e Arey UNG a alVos EU Mea Made coe Vea ee eee ees 786 ReereanaNTree MIGENOUR SSR Leese sv os ss bee ve eke ves ve anew 822 PRG. HIMUITUTA ClOCISOMED snc os eo OTs SORES, Ce cee ges 134 MIGREOOT: OM: AEMAV MIG OL os iol ok Ss bs ON ae ae vie 6 ess ww SE SE 775, 783 Gold, determination in solutions ©... 5... ES ec eee ees 257 AG tee NR IOS « aie eeee pea 263 926 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. . 4 PAGE Gold, separation from platinum.........0.. 000. ccc eeteeeeeeecsceebes 271 selenium and tellurium..................20005 282 silver. . .....kt ERA A Je Ree 262-0 Gram-equivalent, definition of... 5. fos. eee ee SER eee ees ees 530 Graphite in cast-iron ............... SO, UD eh ae ee 414 28 Gravimetric analysis, methods of... ......0.05 00 ce cee ves cee cereen 2, 36 ae Grinding, effect on composition. .....,...eeee cece cence Se H. Halogens, determination by indirect analysis...............eeeeeeee 334 gravimetric determination in presence of cyanide........... 339 separation from cyanide and sulphocyanide................ 342 hydrofluoric acide:a. .idiwiwnss Secor See 482 one another, Jy .u.0.504 4 + «se dau eee 331 Hardness of water. ..........50.c0usueuas Gee ee wed sigue es as Ane Rea 568, 569 Hematite, determination of irom in... ....... 0.2... cee ee eee eee 610, 698 Heats of combustion of gases. 042. 9Wlauiiet ed. seh ee 845 Hood..... cams a nik Aida a wren Cag REN RCS a cot tae 30, 31 Hoydriodic acid...» 3 3)» :0:s0:s/0i6 <P RR BIE ieee ipl an aa se 330 separation from hydrobromic and hydrochloric acids, 331, 336 hydroryanie acids iy cael eee 339 volumetric determination y4).....5% 0... eee cee ee ceed 709 Hydrobromice acid... ....... ss nanbar cts ca se Shea ales Soe eee 329 determination in mineral waters.................-. 660 separation from hydrochloric acid................. 334 and hydriodic acids... .. 336 hydrocyanic acid..........6..e000- 339 hydriodic acid, sane. lon oe 335 volumetric estimation. ..........00ccee eee eee 655, 659 Eiydrocarbons, heavy... + ¢icudiorswnk« sip a me ean aceon «+. 751, 779, 788 separstion Of; a4 wi cde wk wee ah we ae ae 756 Hydrochloric acid ...«.......:.:20e5 445% dao sen ete a ep ot .. 820 gas, determination Of... c.scicsvunsetubens «waeeen. 814 normal solution of...... er rrr oo eee: 549 separation from chloric and perchloric acid.......... 463 hydricdic acid,.; ....\isulcp pole 335 hydrobromic: acide: $ss.iesteadienes 334 “hydrogen sulphide. ................ 329 hydrocyanic acid........ cede 339, 711 and sulphocyanic acids. 713 sulphocyanic acid............. 342, 713 volumetric determination................. 571, 707, 708 Eigdvocyanic acid, .....:..,. -aviavis ep Fe Weak eee oy 5.5 DOREY GR AA ORE 337 | determination in bitter almond water............... 337 — separation from cyanic and carbonic acids........... 371. halogen hydride........... «+e. 339, 711 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. 927 PAGE Hydrocyanic acid separation from hydrochloric and sulphocyanic acids.. 713 sulphocyanic acid.............. 342, 712 volumetric determination of.................. 710, 711 ER SEOROTTIOVADIC BOM ccaccin foe b cdg ics oe Ck eetin td sale cee ebies 344, 633, 694 MOT ROOV OMI WOME sy G8 cies Gen iei eA hehie dies asccdaved cei 342, 632 MTAON NS OME gee Bytes ag kk x id's Sx 4.4 Oey p'5.04 0a cee TEE OTT 471 determination as calcium fluoride.................. 471 hydrofluosilic acid... ...........0 476 pilieon fuoride.-.). 008... 6... 475, 829 in calcium fluoride... .....0...00..08. 472 IGDIDINIG, 5, Gis eS SE HES 502 POMEL AL WHEE. I Igniting precipitates, method Of..........ceceecececcecececcecee 21, 28 Illuminating gas, analysis of........ seuweudebe ister cs oa 6 Incandescent mantles, analysis of.......... Pape es oles tee Waly OTR EndlicabOre «ow sess a. vs peek oe eo be eee ocean stk Indirect analysis... «2: csacc i's cs 04 =. 0qacw xo ik be oleic determination of halogens by..............-..000005 SO; content of fuming sulphuric acid. Inquartation. ....... 4.::: sa TRGiith SEE A ces oi a ee ae =< Sea P. International atomic. weights... SiN dinates vs bales tae oe on we Fodic acid. ... .2cs 25%. 7a ee eee ee ee oneal ‘ determination in the presence of periodates............... om Iodides, analysis of (see Iodine)... 00.26... cece eee e ccc eescccceccues € lodimetry . .44../0< 04.0.4. 6Giata doe alg RS <a ee pe - 644 Iodine, determination by gravimetric methods. ............. a a oe 330 | in mineral waters...... 1; Sen lisctwhstt |... sane 60 non-electroly tes... <u 6 i so w'e.s oa 08 328 — soluble iodides............ Pha, «x's s Daa * free, titration. of «iowllinelgke wae ee oa hibads «sakicnaae a preparations of Pure; ie ixGrkeRBn.d Fass ae aes 0 Ok 2 he ! separation from bromine s:dimuwcne tiles thiuwhes. s+ sean 335 bromine and chlorine. ...........2..02000eee “A solution, standardization ssiiits Sates sc bcs hs 0 cea we € volumetric determination.......... § tse wian ch eueee es 654, ' Jodo-starch reaction, sensitiveness Of .. 2.1.50. ccc ee eee ccc eeeeeceeees electrolytic... . .'< ahdipitdeiousiaith thas <fxagueenensl sare 93, 6 3 determination in bearing metal... ....... 06.0 c eee cece cece eee hewmiadibe hivarniis.<is ao sieueeteh. vies sates 610, € silicates Gab 78 Paiste ps NAC RT Ses crates 493, £ alumisinnh 0; decd!un ude sal Secs. sso aed Cee titanium ee vendcee cde wds ite ye urarpiumM.,.....660. eeeee 119 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. 929 PAGE Iron, volumetric determination by permanganate dichromate method..... 641 iodimetric method «...........00...00.- 68 L permanganate... 2. oc cce cscs eee 603, 607 stannous chloride................... 697 titanous chloride. . ............0000 699 ore, determination of vanadium in................ cece eee eee eee 310 and chromium in............... 312 wire, determination of apparent iron value................... 98, 601 L. NE ec creer ee ee ee a Ges alos OVA giao via s's ce ose &4 0.0-e 544 ME IE acre te ee Se ah Aye doc dace'ds ovis cies sce sgeee 174 mpctaetiOn 4) DEATIDG TUCIBL, | lc eke cece ec crc ee dan 252 als Toes ic Sip ote d ca scawiedecw ade. 193 SNR eee LGN Sods Ves dhe aa ese de es 236 EO UAE ES ARE Ram age 308 electrolytic determination as peroxide......................000. 177 separation from arsenic, antimony, and tin..................... 235 RSE BESS Cee a aay aes eae sae 195 SIRENS ats) wee ass gt hae a os oak ae ak ow eas 200 Ag ethan He a wea ce Gio eke EKA Es Oe Se 198 RS Yee a aie CE he hg dbs oS OY Gah a ES RS 194 metals of Groups II, IV, and V.............5... 192 sy SIRI Fae rare: Give ts Seu aaa os 0 oo de 287 TION CP Mca es os shook 6S seo & ong Chas bee oS 675 sulphate, separation, from barium sulphate and silica............ 176 volumetric determination by molybdate........................ 727 I 5 yr We since ee bk 35 5S bog Ws 3 oo eee oe aes 502 Lime method for halogens in organic substances. ..................... 329 RT MCI AI ceca pe ged ss ce css ct vest etc e sense esetece we 30 EROS ST TE RO Panam tr arian a a 516, 521 TS SRO I SS ee oe 264 NEES GS IRS yy sla Sealy a Re a eG et ee 53 determination in lepidolite............. 0. ..c cece nS ee 502 PRION COLTRI OR hc and She ee a cise s wok ies veces 56 separation from sodium and potassium. ..................... 53 EE RS er PT RP Orr, Rare eg rr 544 OE De es ey Ae ee pea ree 874, 875 M. ermerNORy IDG nUEe, STOTT AMI. OF. cc cig ec vic Va vesin de venacsescres 206 RMONOM oa ne EE eee cc erie CEVA Cpe eae saws ests 65 Getermingtion In Bmcntes.. ). ...cd bios dsc c ee eee es 495 GUDAFALON TPONT Bienes. vos ale cn no cge sag ceveecci es 68 P; a: 930 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. = Magnesium, separation from calecium............. SOIREE Cs metals of Group II.............. Rhee oe Groap FM) 322 hioiee 107, 147 strontiomers.. 7) ee ee 7 Manganese, . 2... sis s 3 PECTS a cee colorimetric determination ; determination by removal of iron with cupferron in DYOnsG. . . . so + «civ s-k va uton doe cate ee ferro-manganese iron and steel: 2 by bismuthate method................ 616 Volhard’s method. .............. coer neeeserve eee 6 0 6 6 & 6% 0.8 oe Pattinson’s method.............. Williams’ method...........:... MANGANESE OFES.,,...+++++ 002 © 040s 0 nn : PUREE gt as gros eee ee eee 624, GE separation from alkaline earths and magnesium........... metals of Group II...... Rat hee 1 sibs «ot 192 nickel and cobalt: 6.0: 2 50.5.5... e02 ee ee 16 a trivalent metala.. 00.0. Sh pba pas 149, 155 BING fob so noi steak eisai el a | calibrating....... este ues pea ame ees at 522 instruments .i-0s cs 2544244 ope eee er are eee 514 for gag analysis. 0. ou seen ee 74: Melt, removal from the crucible... ........sccccccccecebecsessecear 188 Meniscus corrections és. .4.<6. +4549 0% as ooee's'ao be by els koaieiey ooo ae a determination in organic substances. ..............00-eee0ee electrolytic determination... 6. ccc cec poses cress es one pan ee 172, purification Of. (510.404 salkeu eh aceee een ata ce oe ep een 147 separation from arsenic, antimony and tin.................. lead, bismuth, copper, and cadmium......... metals of Groups II, IV, and V............. selenium and tellurium..................... 281 Metallic iron, determination in presence of oxide..................04 : Metalloids, gravimetric determination of. .............000 cece eee e eee Metaphoesphoric. acid 64a 5.4 105 baglee 0s wes caves ale Olas OT Sa te Msthane oo... <i: cnenn 4a ee eee ies Joe ne (ae 17 determination in gas mixtures................005- 780, 781, 790 separation from liydroget - oi cb ios cee cnweeencdvess bt lee | carbon monoxide and hydrogen.......... eS Methods, mravimeies5 os 05 os os cic dseutaey) betes sa eae ern INDEX OF SUBIECTS. 931 PACE II WADSREOM ERIE Le er To. ov pu le'aralala Beugih © Pavere y 514 RRO eS Faas Serie ight cars abs dipla «a's dmupiiias «00 eee OOO TO OR eR aL aa, Ja o's, & alg 0:8, 6. 4)0 3 Xa 6 wd wy, sAiewe ees 543 Minium (red lead), volumetric determination of................. 623, 675 Mispickel, determination of arsenic in.............. 0. cece eee eee eee 218 OS ES EE SR AT PE 455 ESERIES A Se RERE d Se Cr 284, 666 CLOLRERAIBEMEN-BTY BLOCL, Gi weidid me vicedea's Kier Heivie-s lewis dw knees 313 residues, recovery of molybdenum from................. 447 : separation from the alkalies. ©. ..... 2.2... cece e es eeees 286 the Sikanne Garthe.. oo... oles c.. 287 the metals of Groups II and III......... 287 A a ae Sr 288 RN IR Sosa sino apa hip 4 0.8) KV rd ww ore 293. MMMM S519 ot 70-5 5 A cwineds 9 he emiave 308, 667 Molybdic acid, gravimetric determination. ......................005. 284 volumetric determination................. 20. eee eeeee 666 SS IR PS Pa oe ee TG Ty ee 8 Monazite, determination of thorium in............. 06... cee eee eee 510 EE MMMMMENND 2... xh 5S Pte nailed A Waly RAO wie Vin OES: HALLS Ee oN oo ee 27 N tatu Sees oh ek ab. E pata eee DIMA IE MAIO ACE Bore ¥ 6.4'0 0% 00.0 129 determination in arsenical sulphide ores..................205- 842 DESI. Higd auticisl ies nae see © + a vealed 193 OI is cor te ccs: os De Wedge WtodiaeS «'s-+ 166, 313, 723 electrolytic determination. 0 6.4. .ci sce t be eee eee e eens 131, 136 separation from alkaline earths and magnesium................ 147 ES Se, a ee aes aor 161, 162, 163, 164 RU a ete i eS ehh oid asia stynsre cieasere & 6-5 166 , aluminium, titanium, and uranium...... Nitric acid, normal solution of...........25:3sssscce cece eeeeeee Pere 1 volumetric determination... ...........50c0.eeeeeeaee 63 Nitric oxide....... Lede ghee eee eee en ee eee e een eeeeeenr erences ee eg OOM separation from nitrous oxide. .................. eis and nitrogen. ............. : nitrogen, and carbon dioxide. 806 Natron... 6.6 core nee o'e's'e « vin oe 2 5 ele Sip eale ls een gaia i eaten ae ze : Nitrous acid, colorimetric determination. ..............0....00 ese ee 344 determination as nitric oxide........ 195 eee ‘82! volumetric determination. .......0......00 ccc aes Desc Oxide? <5 66 sik ss TOS ee Oe Dee Serer determination in the presence of nitric oxide............. 804 and nitrogen.. nitrogen, and © carbon dioxide 806 Nitrogen, determination by Dumas method.............. 2: ARES ia . Kjeldahl method....... PTW OTs Sar «<.e a e in organic substances. .... 6.5... os'bs see z. properties and method of preparation.................0.45 at separation from nitrous and nitric oxides. ...............4. , oxide and sai dsouidas 5 Nitrophenol as indicator. ........c ss s.0s gn +s ses «99s os t= sane 543, Normal solutions........... Sag eaten ee ein oe 530, ! of barium hydroxid6..3 05.4..Vsssancsseee ee . sea | hydrochloric aia). 3 POs ae ee ea nitrie and sulphuric acids. 29%. ...4... 4008s ee oxalic aeid s 24. sew lege PU a sodium hydroxide. .............00000. YT PORK ait preparation of). YE Pe Ses Pee standardization in acidimetry and alkalimetry...... . 548° volume and temperature... 60 keds de Sub wos es ence ce ee 516 O. Oil, removal from borings. : ...< 021205 daseeee ee tles saeckdart eee 236 Oleum, analysis of. ....- 555 0322s 900s 3440 os incase ss tee eee : Operations... . 2... se inane eo Sc soacle bem ed PERT Oe e tnt. Organic acids, titration, of. 64%. TsSPey Pt a “ae 583, substances, determination of carbon in.......... LUMI 414, 4 19 ehlorine mM ( 24s oe ee 325, 329 hydrogen in. i.61ciseveeede 414, 41¢ ‘ nitrogen des PRET es 62, 4 sulphur in............ wy aeT 370 Orthociase, analysis Of .:...<0 See os bo hee es a eee 491 Crthophosphoric acid. .:6..8 CAPA Pa eed eva hd et ves s Deere 43.4 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. 933 PAGE SEO PWEDE CLE ls ep ree et PE ee ere 24, 25, 28, 33, 34, 220 EES 2 OE tee re oan y Siig as Oe ae we ee ge 427 ee ie of Rear wan es ae 552 volumetric determination of. .....0...0..000 0000.00. cca eee 622 a ERIS Fd OR a eh a 596 eee 6. eng lial Ag a or a a 757 determination in illuminating gas...................... 779, 789 od i) Cg, ie Ge gia a a ae Be eal 417 Sraeie MHCLCRMINALION. OF «3 62025 6455 5.50550 re OOS 676 P Partition, law of (see law of distribution). NN NEME NUON Ma sf ors yk Vg we citi ee Peete te oe ls oe eke es 33, 34 Ruremeeuaeed, amIyes OF.) 2. Sea TE eee 628 Na Ea AR AE or a ara 462 determination in the presence of chloric acid. .......... 463 hydrochloric acid...... 463 preparation: Of sa. Sa OE PI FN wn ae 51 a SSCS SUAS rere SBCA AD 0 He oe Ree ae 230 Periodic acid (and periodates)..................004- os Sa 670 Permanence of ammoniacal copper solution..................00.0000- 756 permanganate solutions.......... Se PRES 29 90, 603 sodium thiosulphate solution.....................000- 649 Sense Mem HOlutione (2 oy 2 SIP MB Ps so 599 Permanwannte methods... 6... bee Pe le PHIM on tae 596 solution, permanence of ............ 0. cc ccc e eee ees 90, 603 preperation OF 2..5o FE. FOES A, ae 596 standardization of 22 24) USP. . 91, 597, 827 SN GP ie i cose AOR ORE, ole 603 eet: ANMAVEID OF 2s 5.04 tv eee SEPT IES. PPI 627, 680, 661 Persulphuric acid (and persulphates), analysis by permanganate....... 629 potassium hydroxide... 595 titanous chloride... .. 701 Phenol, volumetric estimation of ...........00 0c ce eeccceeecwaeeeecs 695 MEER Sosa hele cab ba Skee ae ead Ove ee PRN PAS 545, 554 Oy) Se eine colts Gare srk on See 434 determination in calcium phosphate.................. 720 mineral: water YA. as ee. 447 SUIGAUER 2 xs iy PR RED OE ES AS 447 WERRIE F SIT LOVES TRA 309 separation from alkaline earths and alkalies........... 449 GhYOIIC BOR) FES I aa 499 iron and aluminium................. 111 - metals of Groups I, II, and III....... 448 GOAT oo ok 3 bok e ce Tea eee. RE 307 934 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. Phosphoric acid, volumetric determination....... ONUETER 7 : ¥: Phosphorous acid «.... 005.44 024,24 0bieines 5a eee eek on waa aie ee 4 determination in the presence of hypophosphorous acid. 374 : Phosphorus, determination in bronze... ...........00 eee eee eeeee 238, 239 iron and steel..... 440, 443, 445, 588, 637, 861 permissible error in. odiavia'y SUAEGReke ee ee ae ; 6. Platinum. . . 260) scvse ocsle i Eee ais = aed veal a ea ee iene a analysis of commercial platinum....... tals < wie brass cone lined with... ...#pie3 maticnnis ke coals elie ee -. capillary for use in gas analysis..............seeee00ee 743, 766 determination in alloys. «..c 60 f0s4 1 Fi ote teehee Ce 70: separation from gold and silver.................. ee 270,271 «= Potassium bichromate, determination of chromium in.............. ag potassIM I, ossithaa ine eowe 40,41 biiodate solution................- Le ee ‘ fj dichromate solution ..¢2 aleas\00- 55 et ee o> aoe 532, 641, 649 percarbonate, analysis of... 255 occosieutido-ad scsi ees aoe eee a permanganate solution: ..........-.2-0+2005. 90, 531, 597, 997 a persulphate, analygia:of i. 450i chielewedas 0 s5'a.+ ete eee 4 Precipitates, drying and igniting of y. .. ...:/5:.dwswsees sess. teens cee filtration and. washing of. . oo). 6 <0 is4< 20s tmadveleons wee method of igniting when wet....... iin tucgd seneaien ieee Precipitation analyses, (volumetric).......... pie psa es ce eee Preparation cf the substance for amalysis..............++eecercecens Primary oxides. .:..... i: vdiged«s os aaan$o9 408 dep asta ane ane :. Producer gas, analysis of) 2.05 oaks ave eeu Varta cee 775, 783, 784 Protoxides, separation from the sesquioxides...............+.005- nie = Prussian blue, analyais-0f oy-./iiasts couriatondab naddan cscriginnnit p'3e eee Prussic acid (see Hydrocyanic acid). Pyridine bases, titration Of ..... .)..<,s:<nidien aan Ws ve ele oleic wae eae Pyrite, analysis by sodium peroxide method. .............0.eeeeeeeee determination of sulphur in.. «.ciicd nsaqios catnvapee week ee bie Pyrogallol solution, preparation Of. ...........ceccceceecceecenectes Pyrolusite, analysis 08 j is inlesdochextoses ses sie eee eee 624,663 f Q. | Quriation . . oa sic edtegen 6s ean ees oa ee Cee 8 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. 935 R PAGE EEE ES OOS OE ne Pee ne 35 Teed lead (minium), analysis Of - oo. occ... nec cceweeccccccces 623, 676 Reduction methods of volumetric analysis...................-+---.-. 697 i Urea Ene ee a ccale Ls ho Daellls ele sialynciaq-aiees «> 607 CRE AE ID ohn 5k dink a psn peliat aebnibies,ohe oes 13 IN ASE ON NEN ag his man hce oe $s AY 8 4-9.0.9 ein 00 Rp ees 544 Rutile, determination Of titanium in... ... 2. cccsccestevccccscvcsvces 118 Ss. Salting out method for precipitating zinc. ..........00 cece cee eee eee 160 MT Maree RE Te sec icy aie ene ck Beas oRw das eee vee 277, 374 determination in crude copper..............ceee cece eeeeees 284 separation from gold and wilver..... 2.0.0.0... cece ee ee cece 282 metals of Groups II, III, IV, and V..... 280, 281 MIN ce PC sab ww oo ps8 279, 282 SUI OER Sos hcg gens vs ee SOT ea ec kad eget SY 277, 374 Sensitiveness, or sensibility, of the balance.....................0005, 7 REET CUECHIE PEE 0k 8G peat 55 nv suelé Rew beinme. ric 2 0013 82 separation from the protoxides..................eeee eee 149 ame WORNME CANNY SPOM: TUTHWSEON 25 5 oes 5 oie csi ecn bo bw o's 8 aw so o:5 00 6 6 bp yeni 302 NNN NR SPAG Y.-F as fs fs ress aoa uines Who AEA olsiere nin t's 2 ae 487 friangles for platinum crucibles. .. 0.0.05 c sei see cece eee ecees 29 NS RE ee eA ne Pare 491 decomposable by acids............ ee Se. SE ere ee ee 485 determination of alkalies in... i... ccc cece cs esses ccc eaee 496 SOREON SOON Shs fog sc Cee eb AG ohn kab a> 502 ME EB ores og a 0 ae EES aH a ois +L eile Mey BEE MG CRPOIN NORA DIC DY BOIS og oa kins ceisia be ba cine nce ceeces 491 Silicon, determination in iron and steel. .............. 02.0 e eae 441, 442 the presence Of Sila. <.ci.ns sos cee sec aes 513 OEE re. 5 svc 'ainin es PAS Radignllidn AN GRMEG kick ole «>.0 055.24 317 SIEEAASON 111. BUOY E37 oak a5 1059. ~ 0 (ais-ni eck os Weavke Roa > © 259, 706 GEOR LUBE ION ig. 6c bce ste ess Re eA 5 8 ve 268 seoeraiwon. from Other metals soi. 6.56. ok eo ect awa e sone ot 318 selenium and tellurium................+.++0+- 282 TIE CLOLOPTNITIOUION fo. miu a t's eo W 6 bows doves Sold sles > 702, 705 Ne NI MOMENT OE os co o's 0 o:5.0 9 0 0s vw vets Wipe MEA a A Os anes 317 a OS SIR A re er oe er Cr treet eee ee 43 GBREEPAINATION Ink SUICAUEN sb ohio: ate din nibis xd apps blesielemeindde see 496 EER TECLOPUNEBR GION OF 55 vice. Sodium hydroxide, determination in commercial caustic soda.......... caustic soda solution............. normal solution of....... Jae bas gi. Aton peace preparation of a solution free from carbonates. ..... sulphide, reagent, preparation Of... ...........eeeyeeee ee eeeee succinate method of separation. .............0. cece cece eeees thiosulphate solution, normal solution of...................-. PETMANENCEIOL oo 55s. an soo, 0s bs a 49° Solubility product, definition of... .......0.c2.ccceececeeceuceveeecs 156 Solution of sulphides, explanation of the process...................4- ‘18a Specific gravity tables of acid and alkali... ...............00005. 858-861 Stannic chloride, analysis.of ...:sa so.0,s10e sigh omnes ee Le eae 321, Seno Starch solution......... i: és «she o's ap po oiece beige ako aeieee heh 3. Statical moment of a balance. . 2. ¢ «..cisiss « se onan sole a's 50st ne Steel, determination of carbon in ..%..4.6-.4c0000+ cbs reweaeptee nae et chronmsiunt 1... ci; v3 ace vines aha eles 854, 856 - manganese in............... 615, 616, 619, 620,642 NHOKEO ou ces pet ees pi hades ana ae oe 166, 723 nickel, manganese, chromium, and vanadium.... 313 phosphoruss. os. axn asics 440, 443, 445, 588, 637, 861 sulphur in....... dee csegeense gece ee Stibnite, determination of antimony in....7......... 2.0. ee eee eee eee 686 Streak of gold alloys... 00.05 yoy cs os wy We ee oe yeas ee 261 5 Sérontion; 2 °¢ 55: a eee Ts Nica che ae 72. 