Practical physiological chemistry; a book designed for use in courses in practical physiological chemistry in schools of medicine and of science . of blood on a sUde in the form ofa film and evaporate to dryness over a low flame. Now add 2 drops of a solutioncontaining gram each of potassixim chloride, iodide and bromide in 100 glacial acetic acid. Place a cover-glass in position and heat gently over a lowflame until gas bubbles form and the solution boils. Run 1-2 drops of thereagent underneath the cover-glass and examine under a microscope. Comparethe crystals with those shown in


Practical physiological chemistry; a book designed for use in courses in practical physiological chemistry in schools of medicine and of science . of blood on a sUde in the form ofa film and evaporate to dryness over a low flame. Now add 2 drops of a solutioncontaining gram each of potassixim chloride, iodide and bromide in 100 glacial acetic acid. Place a cover-glass in position and heat gently over a lowflame until gas bubbles form and the solution boils. Run 1-2 drops of thereagent underneath the cover-glass and examine under a microscope. Comparethe crystals with those shown in Figs. 78 and 79. This method is more rapid than Teichmanns method and crystals 1 Benzidine solution may be prepared as follows: Place of glacial acetic acid ina small Erlenmeyer flask, warm to 50° and add gram of benzidine. Heat the flask foreight to ten minutes in water at 50°. To the resultant solution add 19 of distilledwater. This solution may be kept for several days without deterioration. 2 Buckmaster considers the use of potassium chloride preferable.^Nippe: Dent. nied. Woch., 38, 2222, 1912. BLOOD AND LYMPH 265. -^^ ^ ^ ^ ^e:^**^ Fig. 78.—Heshn Crystals from Human Blood. Reproduced from a micro-photograph furnished by Prof. E. T. Reichert, of the University of Pennsylvania.


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