(Arranged in Groups according to the Chemical Classification in Watts
Dictionary of Chemistry. )
Sodium carbonate, rapid inflection. : Potassium carbonate: slowly
poisonous. Sodium nitrate, rapid inflection. : Potassium nitrate:
somewhat poisonous. Sodium sulphate, moderately rapid inflection. :
Potassium sulphate. Sodium phosphate, very rapid inflection. :
Potassium phosphate. Sodium citrate, rapid inflection. : Potassium
citrate. Sodium oxalate; rapid inflection. Sodium chloride, moderately
rapid inflection. : Potassium chloride. [page 175]
COLUMN 1 : SALTS CAUSING INFLECTION. COLUMN 2 : SALTS NOT CAUSING
INFLECTION.
(Arranged in Groups according to the Chemical Classification in Watts
Dictionary of Chemistry. )
Sodium iodide, rather slow inflection. : Potassium iodide, a slight and
doubtful amount of inflection. Sodium bromide, moderately rapid
inflection. : Potassium bromide. Potassium oxalate, slow and doubtful
inflection. : Lithium nitrate, moderately rapid inflection. : Lithium
acetate. Caesium chloride, rather slow inflection. : Rubidium chloride.
Silver nitrate, rapid inflection: quick poison. : Cadmium chloride,
slow inflection. : Calcium acetate. Mercury perchloride, rapid
inflection: quick poison. : Calcium nitrate. : Magnesium acetate. :
Magnesium nitrate. : Magnesium chloride. : Magnesium sulphate. : Barium
acetate. : Barium nitrate. : Strontium acetate. : Strontium nitrate. :
Zinc chloride.
Aluminium chloride, slow and doubtful inflection. : Aluminium nitrate,
a trace of inflection. Gold chloride, rapid inflection: quick poison. :
Aluminium and potassium sulphate.
Tin chloride, slow inflection: poisonous. : Lead chloride.
Antimony tartrate, slow inflection: probably poisonous. Arsenious acid,
quick inflection: poisonous. Iron chloride, slow inflection: probably
poisonous. : Manganese chloride. Chromic acid, quick inflection: highly
poisonous. Copper chloride, rather slow in flection: poisonous. :
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