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VIII. CONVERSION OF ALKALINE SALT8..+++···+9+89899889.....0...... 1l7
IX. REMOVAL O AMMONIUM SALTS... 119

CHAPTER VI.---VOLUMETRIC ANALYSIS... 121
f. VOLUMETRIC APPARAT08.....++.»...... 121
A. General Specifications..... 121
B. Special Requirements 122
C. Special Rules for Manipulation 126
D. Weight Burettes. 127
II. ACIDIMETRY AND ALKALIMETRY. 127
A, Indicators.. ···. 127
B. Standardization of Acids. . 135
€. Standardization of Bases..... 139
III. OXIDATION AND REDUCTION METHODS... 144
A. Standardization of Solutions of Potassium Permanganate... 144
B. Standardization of Solutions of Potassium Dichromate...... 147
C Iodimetry 148
IV. PorTIOMTIO TITRATION.. 156

PART II. THE DETERMINATION OF THE ELEMENTS

THE HDOGEN SULPHIDE GROUP
Silver, Mercury, Lead, Bismuth, Copper, Cadmium, Arsenic, Antimony, Tin,
Germanium, Molybdenum, Selenium, Tellurium, Gold, Ruthenium, Rhodium,
Palladium, Osmium, Iridium, Platinum _(Thallium)
I. ELEMENTS THAT YIELD SULPHIDES THAT ARE INSOLUBLE IN ACIDS AND IN
SOLUTIONS OF ALKALI SULPHIDE8...,+++....06.0.... 161
Silver, Mercury, Lead, Bismuth, Copper, Cadmium (and entirely or in part Ruthe-
nium, Rhodium, Palladium, and Osmium).
CHAPTER VII.---SILVER..... 161
CHAPTER VIII. -MERCURY.... 167
CHAPTER IX.-LEAD... 178
CHAPTER X.--BISMUTH. 186
CHAPTER XI.-COPPER... 193
CHAPTER XII.-CADMIUM. 204
II. ELEMENTS THAT YIELD SULPHIDES THAT ARE INSOLUBLE IN ACIDS BUT AR
SOLUBLE IN SOLUTIONS OF ALKALI SULPHIDES.... 208
Arsenic Antimony, Tin, Germanium, Molybdenum, Selenium, Tellurium (and
entirely or in part Gold, Platinum, and Iridium).
CHAPTER XIII.-ARSENIC....888.88.88....,, 208