Physico-chemical Lecture Experiments

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Jun 1882

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Nature, Volume 26, Issue 658, pp. 126 (1882).

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A VERY striking lecture experiment, which I have never seen performed or described, and which illustrates the reaction, by double elective affinity, of dry solids, is the trituration together in a mortar of corrosive sublimate and iodide of potassium. The result is a brilliant scarlet coloration of iodide of mercury. If a large crystal of the one is rubbed on a crystal of the other, a scarlet precipitate (if the word may be so applied) is formed at every point of contact. From the brilliancy of the colour the experiment may be readily seen by a large number of spectators.

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