Plattner's manual of qualitative and quantitative analysis with the blowpipe; . eplaced by a ring attached to an arm, which fits in thearm of the evaporating ring, D,Fig. 1, or it may be separatelyfitted to the lamp stand.—TransL]The filter-paper used must leavebut a small amount of white ash, since the ignition of a part of the filter is some-times unavoidable when trifling precipitates are to be further small glass pipette, Fig. 67, about one hundred and fifty millim. long and blown out in the middle into a bulb, twenty-fiveL ? ^^ millim. wide, is also useful. When this is lacking
Plattner's manual of qualitative and quantitative analysis with the blowpipe; . eplaced by a ring attached to an arm, which fits in thearm of the evaporating ring, D,Fig. 1, or it may be separatelyfitted to the lamp stand.—TransL]The filter-paper used must leavebut a small amount of white ash, since the ignition of a part of the filter is some-times unavoidable when trifling precipitates are to be further small glass pipette, Fig. 67, about one hundred and fifty millim. long and blown out in the middle into a bulb, twenty-fiveL ? ^^ millim. wide, is also useful. When this is lacking, a tube, tenmillim. wide, drawn out to a point at one end, can be used. Finally, a small wash bottle, Fig. 68, or a dropfing glass, Fig. 69,is necessary. By blowing air into the tube, a, Fig. 68, which opensclose under the cork, a steady stream of water is forced out throughh. A glass flask of about forty-five millim. diameter is quite largeenough. On inclining the spout of the half-filled dropping glass,Fig. 69, so far that the water runs into it, a few drops will fomo. 44 PLAITlfEES BLOWPIPE ANALYSIS.
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