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Excerpt from Chemistry in Its Relation to the Arts and ManufacturesThe possibility of producing our own sugar supply from beets is at present loom i'ng large in the public' eye. Given a proper supply of home-grown beets, there is no reason why the industry should not, in time, become a very large one. The chem istry of the sugars has now reached a high state of perfection, and much is known regarding the different kinds of sugars. Nevertheless...

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Excerpt from A Century of Chemical Progress: Inaugural Address Delivered January 26th, 1901The phenomena exhibited by many substances in their action on polarized light has led to ideas regarding the arrangement of atoms in space. To Pasteur, and more notably Le Bel and van't Hofi', is due the credit of bringing before chemists a hypothesis which has had an enor mous in¿uence in the progress of organic chemistry.The study of substances in solu...

Excerpt from The Chemical Industries of the DominionThe Canada Iron Furnace Company has its principal plant at Midland, Ontario, besides several other smaller establishments in various parts of Quebec. The Midland furnace was erected during 1899-1900 on a property about 100 acres in extent, situated on the north shore of the Midland Bay. The furnace proper has a capacity of from 120 to 140 tons a day of Mid land Brand Foundry Malleable Besseme...

Excerpt from The Chemical Industries of the DominionThe Canada Iron Furnace Company has its principal plant at Midland, Ontario, besides several other smaller establishments in various parts of Quebec. The Midland furnace was erected during 1899-1900 on a property about 100 acres in extent, situated on the north shore of the Midland Bay. The furnace proper has a capacity of from 120 to 140 tons a day of Mid land Brand Foundry Malleable Besseme...

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Excerpt from Outlines of Quantitative Analysis, Including Examples of Analysis of Simple Minerals and Mineral ProductsIn the case of acids it 'will be seen that the quantities required for one litre of normal solutions are those that contain 1 gram of replaceable hydrogen in the examples of salts given potassium and sodium hydrates, sodium carbonate and silver nitrate, the -chemical equivalents o) 1 gram of hydrogen are potassium sodium (23) a...

Excerpt from Chemistry in Its Relation to the Arts and ManufacturesAbout the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an ...

Excerpt from The Chemical Industries of CanadaThe gases produced in the coke ovens are used in the open-hearth furnaces, the other bye-products, namely coal tar and ammonia, being also collected. The ammonia is. Converted into ammonium sulphate by. Neutralising it with sulphuric acid - which can be obtained from the pyrites separated from the coal in the preliminary grinding and. Washing processes to which it is subjected - and is principally ...

Excerpt from The Action of Nitrate of Silver on Disodium Orthophosphate in Dilute SolutionIt will be seen from (1) and (a). Which are typical of a large number of determinations, that the endpoint occurs at a stage in the reaction where only a partial separation of the phosporie acid as the silver salt has taken place. The resulting solution is acid to litmus, which acidity is due to the dihydrogen sodium orthophosphate no free nitric acid cou...

In the Pacific Northwest, the river of dominance is the Columbia, and in ways both profound and mundane its history is the history of the region. In Great River of the West historians and anthropologists consider a range of topics about the river, from Indian rock art, Chinook Jargon, and ethnobotany on the Columbia to literary and family history, the creation of an engineered river, and the inherent mythic power of place.Since first contact b...