 | 1771 - 440 páginas
...wished to be obtained. I do not confine myself to any proportion ; but the process I usually adopt is, to bring together common salt, nitrate of soda,...acid and sulphuric acid, in suitable proportions. On the application of heat, chlorine, an oxide of azote and muriatic acid is evolved. These gasses... | |
 | William Newton, Charles Frederick Partington - 1847 - 524 páginas
...The patentce says, he does not confine himself to any proportions, but that the process he H'suatty 'adopts is, to bring together common salt, nitrate...applied, chlorine, an oxide of azote, and muriatic acid, aru evolved ; these gases are caused to pass through a condenser, charged with sulphuric acid, of sufficient... | |
 | 1848 - 966 páginas
...results desired to be obtained. The patentee says — he does not confine himself to any proportions, bat the process he usually adopts is, to bring together...sulphuric acid, of sufficient strength to absorb the aside of azote ; and then the chlorine and muriatic acid are separated by means of water. The second... | |
 | Andrew Ure - 1856 - 1140 páginas
...Dunlop of Glasgow obtained, in March, 1847, a patent for an improved method of producing chlorine. The process he usually adopts is to bring together...suitable proportions; heat being then applied, chlorine or an oxide of azote and muriatic acid are evolved ; these gases are caused to pass through a condenser... | |
 | Patent office - 1869 - 1136 páginas
...application of the pro" ducts resulting therefrom." These are, first, the manufacture of chlorine by bringing "together common salt, nitrate of soda, " or nitric...acid and sulphuric acid in suitable proportions," and on applying heat "chlorine, an oxide of azote, and muriatic acid " are evolved," and are passed... | |
 | Andrew Ure - 1870 - 1134 páginas
...Dunlop of Glasgow obtained, in March, 1847, a patent for an improved method of producing chlorine. The process he usually adopts is to bring together...suitable proportions ; heat being then applied, chlorine or an oxide of azote and muriatic acid are evolved; these gases are caused to pass through a condenser... | |
 | 1848 - 492 páginas
...results desired to be obtained. The patentee says — he does not confine himself to any proportions, but the process he usually adopts is, to bring together common salt, nitrate of soda or nitricacid, and sulphuric acid, in suitable proportions; heat being then applied, chlorine, an oxide... | |
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The patentee says he does not confine himself to any proportions, but that the process he usually adopts is to bring together common salt, nitrate of soda or nitric acid, and sulphuric acid, in suitable proportions; heat being then applied, chlorine,... 