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sulphuric acid
1. “I take it that’s stronger than sulphuric acid?” said Chris
2. “Sulphuric acid is less acidic than water in comparison
3. When an open container of Gahooleb is mixed with the wrong planetary atmosphere it turns into pure sulphuric acid, which incidentally has no effect whatsoever on Reg's digestive system or general health
4. He was also brought a fresh glass of sulphuric acid
5. He promptly melted, being just another typical creature who reacts poorly to contact with pure sulphuric acid
6. Into an opening on the side he poured in a mixture of water with a small amount of sulphuric acid
7. This was performed simply enough by using the battery to pass a small electrical current through the water which contained a moderate amount of sulphuric acid and which had two electrodes sunk into the mixture
8. He waited for the sulphuric acid in the machine to turn the alcohol from Smith’s breath into a liquid solution
9. "Justin," cried the druggist, "bring us the sulphuric acid
10. Potassium chlorate and sugar in a mixture of 3:1 by volume is a fierce-burning incendiary which can also be ignited by dripping a few drops of sulphuric acid onto the mixture
11. But, when sulphur dioxide in the ash cloud is combined with rain, sulphuric acid (and sometimes others) are produced in concentrations which can burn skin, eyes and mucous membranes
12. The nature of the mineral I immediately conjectured, and treated it with diluted sulphuric acid, in which it entirely dissolved with effervescence, forming a bitter fluid, and leaving no sediment
13. When I first mentioned the discovery to mineralogists, they were incredulous, supposing it did not natively exist in this state, but I convinced them by uniting it with sulphuric acid
14. " It is in the crater of this volcano that the famous lake of sulphuric acid exists, and from which it flows down the mountain, and through the country below, a river of the same acid
15. This carbonate of magnesia dissolves entirely in diluted sulphuric acid, with considerable effervescence and chemical action, producing a bitter compound, from which salts of easy solution are formed by evaporation
16. The magnesite in which these crystals are found, appears to be composed of carbonate of magnesia, steatite, and talc, disintegrating readily upon exposure to air and moisture: it effervesces considerably in sulphuric acid, forming a very bitter fluid that soon exhibits crystals, indicating that magnesia enters in large proportion into its constitution
17. This powder was redissolved in sulphuric acid, sulphate of potash added, and crystals of alum finally obtained; hence this powder was alumine
18. The truth is, these bottles contain a little amianthus moistened with sulphuric acid, which thus kindles the match, but as the acid soon weakens by attracting water from the air, it is better to use a phial of the acid in the liquid state
19. ) It gave to strong sulphuric acid, (simply by standing in it in the cold) an amethystine colour, which disappeared as the acid grew weaker, by attracting water from the air
20. As an exciting fluid, I have usually employed a solution of one part sulphuric acid, and two parts muriate of soda with seventy of water; but, to my surprise, I have produced nearly a white heat by an alkaline solution barely sensible to the taste
21. The extrication of hydrogen by the action of diluted sulphuric acid on iron or zinc, being the consequence of a previous, not simultaneous decomposition of water
22. — —, by the aid of sulphuric acid, apparatus for, R
23. —, reaction of sulphuric acid with the essential oil of hemlock, xxxvii, 246
24. Hare's Apparatus for freezing water by aid of Sulphuric acid, 133