HALIDES AND PERHALIDES OF PYRIDINE

P. F. Trowbridge, O. C. Diehl
1897 Journal of the American Chemical Society  
to a dark pink, and gradually washing out until we ended with a pale slate color, and the solubility macle it very hard to know just when we got through, becau5e the cobalt tests mould show ferrocyanide to the T ery end. -111 the precipitates were washed in bulk of 6,700 cc., allowed to settle i n bottles, then siphoned off as far as possible, and water added. Most of them had from twenty to thirty washings, and by adding bariuin chloride we were enabled to get four or fire washings a day.
more » ... e doing that, we 71 ere well satisfied with one washing in two days. As you continue, the washing and settlings get slower and slower, but there s e e m to be some very curious change in the manganese salts during thi? washiiig. The precipitate changed color in parts entirely during the washing.
doi:10.1021/ja02081a007 fatcat:ncb7kvigarhgfgy7j6mt2garl4