Principles of Organic and Physiological Chemistry

acetic acid acid salts action of chlorine alcohol and ether alcoholic solution alkalies ammonia amyl anhydrous anisylic aqueous solution baryta bases benzoic acid bitter almond boiling alcohol boiling water bromine camphor carbonic acid chloracetyl chloric acid chloride cold water color colorless fluid combination compound concentrated consists converted cooling crystalline crystals cyanide cyanogen decomposes decomposition dilute dissolved dry distillation easily soluble elayl ether ethyl evaporation evolution formed formyl fuses gives heated hydrate of potassa hydrochloric acid hydrogen hydrosulphuric acid inodorous insoluble kakodyl lime lustre mass melts metals mixed mixture needles neutral nitrate nitric acid obtained odor oily oxalic acid oxide oxygen phosphorus potassa salt potassium powder precipitate prisms produced pure radicals resin salicylous acid saturated separates silver smell soluble in alcohol soluble in water solution of potassa stiffens sublimes substance sulphide sulphuric acid tartaric acid taste temperature tion transparent turpentine volatile water and alcohol whilst yellow