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The Analytical Separation of Iron and Aluminium by Henry Erdmann Radasch, 1897

The Analytical Separation of Iron and Aluminium by Henry Erdmann Radasch, 1897, Page 57

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[page]55[/page] as the sulphide did not dissolve readily in the hydrochloric acid some potassium chlorate was added [?to?] and the solution. The aluminum precipitate is so fine that some is lost in filtration and so the results are not good. It is also a tedious method. Taking all into consideration it is a very unsatisfactory method. [table of 3 columns] [column 1] Results:-- Iron Crucible empty " [ditto for Crucible] + ferric oxide + ash Ferric oxide Iron @ 70.01% Amount in above. Percent found [?] Aluminum Crucible empty. " [ditto for Crucible] + Aluminum phosphate Aluminum phosphate. Aluminum @ 25.34% Amount in above. Percent found. [column 2] I. 0.1001 22.1436 [underlined]22.0010[/underlined] 0.1426 0.0998 0.1001 99.70% [?] 0.1038 23.1346 [underlined]22.7631[/underlined] 0.3979 0.1008 0.1038 97.13% [column 3] II. 0.1001 23.1346 [underlined]22.9936[/underlined] 0.1410 0.0987 0.1001 98.60% [?] 0.1031 22.1422 [underlined]21.7615[/underlined] 0.3987 0.1010 0.1038 97.33% [/table]
 
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