Essentials of volumetric analysis: an introduction to the subject, adapted to the needs of students of pharmaceutical chemistry


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ABSTRACT As an introduction to the subject, this book doubt less covers the requirements of students of pharma ceutical chemistry. It does not, however, in matters of detail, arouse the


reviewer's enthusiasm. The introduction of unusual abbreviations is confusing; the arithmetical examples are frequently expounded in an unnecessarily elementary manner the use of


exactly normal solutions, instead of the employment of a factor is directed; the explanation of the use of excess of free acid in permanganate titrations is incomplete, so as to be quite


misleading; the use of the symbol O3, except to indicate a molecule of ozone, is to be deprecated; the standardisation of _N_-sulphuric acid by titrating 10 c.c. with “recently prepared and


standardised _N_-potassium or sodium hydroxide” is open to obvious criticism. In addition to the usual in organic volumetric exercises, the analysis of sugars, oils, alkaloids, urea,


formaldehyde, and organic nitrites is described, and a short section is devoted to the principles underlying the determination of hydrogen ion concentration. Essentials of Volumetric


Analysis: an Introduction to the Subject, adapted to the Needs of Students of Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Prof. Henry W. Schimpf By. Fourth edition, revised and enlarged by Dr. Alfred Cone.


Pp. xiv + 370. (New York: John Wiley and Sons, Inc.; London: Chapman and Hall, Ltd., 1926.) 15_s_. net. ARTICLE PDF Authors * A. A. E. View author publications You can also search for this


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