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The Principles of Chemistry, Volume II

Note 8 bis — Chapter XXIV · COPPER, SILVER, AND GOLD

George Kamensky translation

The oxide of copper obtained by igniting the nitrate is frequently used for organic analyses. It is hygroscopic and retains nitrogen (1·5 c.c. per gram) when the nitrate is heated in vacuo (Richards and Rogers, 1893).

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