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... it, and produces the yellow* tribasic 21 322 PHOSPHORUS. phosphate of silver, as explained in the following diagram, ... salt, in common with all the other 324 PHOSPHORUS. phosphates, combines with water, which becomes attached to the ...

... prepuce seems truly hypertrophied, having an 639 Phimosis. Phosphorus. REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. may follow as ... derangement beyond what may be a 641 Phosphorus. Phosphorus. REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. ous properties," presumed ...

... and heated to 120 , vvhereoy the sulphur and phosphorus form phosphate of potash and sulphuret ot potassium. From the ... Pewter," 397. Phenyl, Hydrate of, 648. Phloridzine, 607. Phosphates of Water, 297. Phosphites, 297. Phosphorus, 295. ---------Compounds of, 296. Photography, 175. Piperine. 608. ...

... the best assimilants of phosphorus. (0 = 8.) HYPOPHOSPHXTES. PHOSPHORUS, PHOSPHATES. PHOSPHORUS, IOO PARTS BY WEIGHT. PER CENT. IOO PARTS ... when fully oxidized to the condi- tion of phosphate, their efficacy as phosphorus assimilants ceases. * * * 35 CHURCHILL AND OTHER EMINENT AUTHORITIES ...

... phosphorus from the sub-phosphate of lime. See Phosphorus. Phosphate of Potash. This salt is known only in ... heat, disengage phosphuretted hydrogen and a little of phosphorus, and a phosphate coloured by the oxide of phosphorus remains. The ...

... Ca3(P04)2 + 2Pa /"Acid Calcium \ (Carbon.) ( Calcium \ (Phosphorus.) \ Phosphate. ) V Phosphate.; + 16C0 + 12H. / Carbon \ (Hydrogen.) .VMonoxide./ Description. ... Percolator, forms of, 45 Pettenkofer’s test (bile), 224 Phosphates in urine. 220, 227, 231 Phosphorus, 114, 155 amorphous. 114 pills. 114, 116 red, ...

... PO4)2 -f- 2P2 /'Acid Calciuim (Carbon.) ( Calcium \ (Phosphorus.) \ Phosphate. ) (Phosphate./ -f 16CO + 12H. / Carbon (Hydrogen.) (Monoxide./ Description. ... treated with H2S04 as in the preparation of phosphorus (see page 114), and the ... phosphate, freed from the precipitated CaS04, treated with fSTa2C03; ...

... when heated in close vessels furnish a litde phosphorus, and become phosphates. When heat- ed in the open air, they ... of the me- tals. It consists of 40 phosphorus and 60 oxygen. The phosphates are crystallizable, fixed, fusible, vitrifiable, and phosphorescent. They ...

... may be named, carbonate of soda, salt of phosphorus (double phosphate of am- monia and soda), and borax; and ... C, and 35-07 per cent, nitric acid. Phosphorus. 1. Phosphate of C, formed by double decomposition with common ...

... and heated to 120°, whereby the sulphur and phosphorus form phosphate of potash and sulphuret of potassium. From the ... Pewter, 397. Phenyl, Hydrate of, 648. Phloridzine. 607. Phosphates of Water, 297. Phosphites, 297. Phosphorus, 295. ---------Compounds of, 296. Photography, 175. Piperine, 608. ...