A treatise on chemistry. Vol. II, Metals. Part II / by H.E. Roscoe & C. Schorlemmer ...

  • Roscoe, Henry E. (Henry Enfield), 1833-1915.
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1880
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    ores, ii., 330—332 ; total production of bismuth, ; commercial analysis of, 332, 333; uativc, ili.; properties of, 333 ; its uses, 33-1; detectiou and esti- mation of, 343; atomic weight, 344 Bismuth alloys, uses of, ii., 334 Bismuth and oxygen, ii., 335 Bismuth and sulphur, ii., 341 Bismuth arsenate, ii., 340 Bismuth carbonate, basic, ii., 340 Ijisrauia chlorsulijhide, ii., 342 Bisiuuth, chromates of, ii., 349 Bismuth dicliloride, ii., 335 Bismuth dioxide, ii., 335 Bismuth disulphide, ii., 341 Bismuth nitrate, basic, ii., 338 ; its medi- cinal and other uses, 339 Bismuth orthophosphate, ii., 340 Bismuth oxyiodide, ii., 33S Bismuth pentoxide, ii., 341 Bismuth silicate, ii., 340 Bismuth tetroxide, ii., 341 Bismuth thioxysulphide, ii., 342 Bismuth tribromide, ii., 337 Bismuth trichloride, ii., 33(3 Bismuth trifiuoride, ii., 338 Bismuth trihydroxide, ii., 336 Bismuth tri-iodide, ii., 337 Bismuth trinitrate, ii., 338 Bismuth trioside, ii., 336 Bismuth tristleuide, ii., 342 Bismuth trisulphate, ii., 338 Bismuth trisulphide, ii., 342 Bismuth tritelluride, ii., 342. Bismuthic acid, ii., 341 Black-ash process, in the manufacture of alkali, i., 133; manufacture of salt- cake, 142; analysis of black-ash, 147, 148 ; lixiviation of, 148 Black-band iron-stone, ii., 41; analysis of, 43 Black-lead, ii., 183 Black tin, ii., 235 Blanc fixe, i., 225 Blast furnaces (see Furnaces) Bleaching-powder, manufacture of, i., 194—200 ; Deacon's process, 199 Blicksilber, ii., 331 Blister-copper, i., 314 Blister-steel, ii., 63 Bloom of iron, ii., 44; bloomery forges, lb. Blue-billy iron ore, ii., 83 Blue John (fluorspar), i., 193 • Blue oxides of molybdenum, ii., 196 Boerhave; constitution of salts, i., 35 B )las ; ferrous disulphate, ii., 96 B jlivia; tin ores of, ii., 232 3 analysis of native gold, 365 Bjne-phosphate, i., 205 Bononiau phosphorus, i., 223 Borates of lead, i., 291 Borax, its history aud sources, i., 126, 123 Borax glass, i., 127 Bottle glass, i., 466, 469 Boyle ; his definition of acids, i., 33; con- stitution of salts, 35; normal potas- sium sulpliate, 74; volatile sulphides of ammonia, 185; zinc, 251; cojipor. 310; action of nitric acid on tin, ii., 245; reduction of metallic antimony, 3(J4 ; bismuth nitrate, 338 Brandes ; nickel alloys, ii., 146 Brandt; cobalt, ii., 126 ]5i-ass, i., 326 Brass coated with antimony, ii., 308 Brazil; meteoric iron in, ii., 29; gold in, 361 Brewster, Sir David; his monochromatic lamp, ii., 468 Brine {see Salt) Britannia-metal, analyses of, ii., 307, 308 Bromauric acid, ii., 384 Bromides, i., 48 Bromine and antimony, ii., 319 Bromine and tungsten, ii., 206 Ih'omine and vanadium, ii., 293 Brom-molybdic fluoride, ii., 187 Brom-molybdic hydroxide, ii., 186 Brom-molybdic sulphate, ii., 187 Bronze; tungisten-potassium, ii., 213; tung- sten-sodium, //(.; an analy.sis of ancient coins and statues, 238, 239 ; of broTize statue of Germanicus, ib.; of Thor- waldsen's Shepherd, ib.; of statue of Bacchus at Berlin, ib.; of statue of Lessiug, Brunswick, ib. Bronze ; vanadium, ii., 284 Brunner; preparation of metallic potas- sium, i., 57; metallic sodiiun, 104; metallic manganese, ii., 4 Buiisen ; composition of gunpowder, i., 60; speoteum-reaction of sodium, 155; lithium, 158, 159; cjesium, 169; ii., 465, 469 ; rubidium, 164 ; barium, 219; chromium trioxide, 169; oxides of antimony, 311; preparation of pure palladium, 423 Biuisen and Kirchlioff ; their discoveries by spectrum analysis, ii., 469, 473 Butter of zinc, i., 260 ; of tin, ii., 247 ; of antimony, 316 Butterley; iron-stone, analysis of, ii., 43 C. Cadet, salsnla so-la, i., 104 Cadmium; its history, i., 265; sources, 266; salts of cadmium, 267 ; detection and estimation of, 269; atomic weight ib. _ Cadmium amalgam, i., 395 Cadmium carbonates, i., 263 Cadmium chloride, i., 267 Cadmium hydroxide, i., 2(37 Cadmium iodide, i., 268 Cadmium nitrate, i., 263 Cadmium oxide, i., 267 Cadmium sulphate, i., 268 Cadmium sulphide, i., 268 Cassium ; its history, i., 169 ; .sources, 170; salts of ctosimn, 171; detection aud esti- mation, j7'. ; atomic weight, 173; the spectroscope in its discovery, ii., 465, 4(i9 Cx'sium c.-.rbon.ite, normal, i., 171