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The Principles of Chemistry, Volume II

Note 2 — Chapter XXI · CHROMIUM, MOLYBDENUM, TUNGSTEN, URANIUM, AND MANGANESE

George Kamensky translation

There are many variations in the details of the manufacturing processes, and these must be looked for in works on technical chemistry. But we may add that the chromate may also be obtained by slightly roasting briquettes of a mixture of chrome iron and lime, and then leaving the resultant mass to the action of moist air (oxygen is absorbed, and the mass turns yellow).

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