1044
INDEX.
Clirysocolla, 543.
Cceruleum, 530.
Chrysotoluidine, manufacture of, 228.
Coke, 914. 953.
“ and wool, mixed, to detect, 756.u cloth for dyeing, preparing, 759.
“ red, 218.
“ desulphurization of, 967.
“ ovens, 956.
“ in linen, to detect, 756.
Citric acid, adulteration, 497.
“ oven, Appolt’s, 962.
in silk, to detect, 757.
“ decompositions of, 493.
“ oven, Breckon and Dixon’s, 965.
“ wax, 621.
" from lemon juice, 494.
w oven, Copp^e’s, 964.
Cream of tartar, 738.
<( its uses, 497.
“ oven, Pernolet’s, 958.
Cresol, 613.
“ manufacture of, 494.
Coking in open heaps, 954.
Cresylic phenol, 613.
" Pontifex’s vacuum pan, 496.
Colliery explosions, 947.
Crimson dyes, 761, 763, 774, 775.
Croissant and Bretonntere’s new colours.
“ properties of, 493.
Colours, adjective, 629.
sources of, 492.
“ Croissant and Bretonnifere’s patent,
632, 767.
Citrate of magnesia, see Magnesia.
632, 767.
Claret dye, 779.
Combustion, 891.
“ alum from, 173,
Clay, alum from, 171.
Comparative cost of grain and carrots in the
Coal, 931.
manufacture of alcohol, 124.
“ pseudo, 344.
“ analysis of brown, 940.
Concrete, 466.
Cumidine, 208.
“ anthracite, 938.
“ asphalt, 359.
“ Coignet’s, 466.
a for repairing steps of stairs, &c.,456.
Condy’s process in the purification of acetic
Cupric sulphate, 600.
" bituminous, 940.
Cuprite, 542.
“ Boghead, 945.n caking. 938.
Cyanosite, 543.
“ cannel or parrot, 938.
“ chemical characteristics of, 934.
acid, 31.
Cooling alcohol, 72.
D
“ chemical composition of, 939.
Copaiba balsam, 266.
Daniell’s pyrometer, 872.
“ cherry or soft, 938.
Copp&e’s coke oven, 964.
Dead, disposal of the, 602.
“ comparative cost of, 1000.
Copper—541-572.
Decomposition of alcohol, 64.
“ composition of samples of, 942.
Copper Alloys—572-601.
Decorator’s cement, 467.
“ constituents of, 941.
Copper, acetates of, 42.
“ aceto-arsenite of, 260.
Depositing metals, electric power suitable
“ consumption, 936.
for, 800.
“ different kinds of, 937.
rt and lead in alcohol, detection of, 153.
Di acetate, 47.
“ distillation of, 998.
(l and tin, alloys of, 582.
“ insoluble, with five equivalents
“ dust in mines, inflammable nature
11 arsenite, 634.
of*water, 39.
of, 950.
“ assaying, dry way, 570.
“ insoluble, with two equivalents
gas, 991.
" assaying, wet way, 571.
of water, 40.
" gas as a source of heat, 1030.
“ black, 542.
“ soluble, with four equivalents of
“ gas manufacture, general description
11 Brankart’s process, 554.
water, 39.
of, 1001.
“ calcination of coarse metal, 550.
Diamidobenzene, 208.
“ Lignite, 937.
“ calcination, 545.
Diamido-toluene, 208.
*•' microscopic characters, 934.
“ calciners for burnt pyrites, 563.
Dibasic cupric acetate, 43.
“ mineralogical characters, 933.
“ carbonate of, 599.
Dicas’ hydrometer, 149.
n mines, ventilation of, 952.
“ chemical character of, 541.
Dilatometer, Silbermann’s, 148.
Dilution of alcohol, Gay-Lussac ’s tables
" occlusion of gas in, 946.
“ chemical reactions of first pro-
“ origin of, 934.
cess, 547.
for, 150-152.
“ splint or hard, 938.
“ classification of the ores, 544.
Dimethyl aniline, 210.
n tar, constituents of, 497, 506.
“ close furnaces, 565.
" aniline, manufacture of, 216.
“ varieties of, 938.
“ coloration test, 698.
Dioptase, 543.
Coal Tar Distillation—497-520.
“ combined furnaces, 565.
Diphenylamine, manufacture of, 215.
Coal tar distillation, average products from,
“ estimation of, 597.
Dips, manufacture of candle, 444.
500.
“ first melting, 549.
Disinfectants—601-619.
“ condensers, 501.
“ furnaces, Gennan, 559.
Disinfectants, artificial, 612.
“ fractionation of, 502.
“ fusion of calcined coarse metal, 551.
“ carbolic acid, 612.
“ mode of working, 500.
‘‘ glance, 543.
,k comparative values of, 614.
“ stills, 499.
“ grey, 543.
“ Cottrell’s dust filter, 611 .
“ treatment by the wet
“ historical account of, 541.
“ disposal of the dead, 602.
“ Dr. Tyndall’s experiments,
process, 504.
“ lixiviation, 567.
“ Fenner and Vers-
k< mechanical furnaces, 563.
604.
mann’s still, 505.
“ mechanical preparation of ores, 544.
“ liquid and solid, 601.
Coal washing, 967.
" melting of the calcined ore, 548.
“ natural, 611.
Coals used in gas manufacture, 994.
“ mica, 544.
“ sulphurous acid, 617.
Cobalt—520-531.
“ minerals, list of, 542.
“ volatile, 601.
Cobalt, alloys, 521.
“ Napier’s process, 555.
Disinfecting agencies, 601.
“ stoves, figures of, 619.
“ bloom, 521.
“ ‘ native, 542.
“ bronze, 631.
" old Mansfield process, 561.
Distillation, 76.
u commercial oxide of, 522.
open reverberatory furnaces, 566.
“ Indian method of, 123.
“ detection of, 523.
" ores* 542.
“ of gas coal, 998.
estimation of, 524.
“ oxide of, 598.
“ of sawdust for pyroligneous
“ history of, 520.
“ phosphides, 592.
acid, 24.
“ manufacture of, 522.
“ physical character of, 541.
rt of wood, steam, 16, 33.
“ metallurgy of, 521.
“ precipitation, 568.
Distillery, whisky, 100.
u oxide of, commercial, 522.
“ preparation of the pure metal, 541.
Divi-divi dyes, 633.
“ oxides, 521.
“ preparation of, 545.
Drab dyes, 767, 771, 777, 778.
Drying cotton, 377.
“ principal compounds of, 523.
“ purple, 543.
“ properties of, 521.
" pyrites, 543.
Dander, use of, in rum manufacture, 114.
u pyrites, 521.
" red, 542.
Dust filter, 610.
a separation of, 524.
“ reverberatory furnaces, 563.
Dutch madder. 749.
“ silicate of, 531.
Rivot and Phillip’s process, 554.
“ roasting the blue orwhitemetal, 552.
Dyeing and Calico Printing—620-792
“ sources of, 520.
Dyeing, adjective colours, 622.
“ ultramarine, 530.
“ rotating calciner, 564.
“ alkali process, 630.
Cobaltine, 520.
“ salts, 598, 734.
“ and printing, chemistry of, 620.
" analysis of, 520.
" smelting, application of wet process
“ black, linen, 768.
Cobaltous salts, 523.
to burnt pyrites, 562.
“ colours fixed by oxidation, 640, 646.
Coccinine, 537.
“ smelting at Swansea, 544.
“ cotton, 644, 723.
Coccocerine, 538.
<f cotton, colours not requiring a mor-
Cocculus indicus in beer, 337.
dant, 644.
Cochenille ammoniacale, 540.
'* smelting, foreign modes of, 556.
“ cotton vat, 730.
Cochineal—531-540.
“ smelting, Tharsis Company’s cal-
“ cotton yarn, 757.
Cochineal, carminic acid, 535.
ciner, 565.
“ double muriate, 739.
" cultivation of, 533.
lt Spence’s calciner, 547.
“ finishing, 781.
« dves, 631,753.
“ sulphate of, 600.
,k German vat, 729.
" extraction of colouring matter,
" the lime process, 570.
“ greenish mode grey linen, 768.
534.
'» Trueman and Cameron’s process,
“ indigo, 622.
555.
“ indigo blue, 622.
“ insect, 531.
u wet process, 561.
indigotin, 622.
“ plantations, 532.
Copperas, 734.
lt linen, 726.
« linen and jute, 767.
" red, distinction from other reds,
Cordial gin, recipe for, 108.
538.
Coriander seeds, 109.
“ management of the vats, 769.
tl scarlet, 540.
Corn, analvsis of Indian, 411.
" mineral and pigment colours, 622.
“ spectroscopic character of the
« analysis of the ash of Indian, 411.
tl mixed goods, 726.
colouring matter, 538.
u cleaning and winnowing, 411.
“ natural substantive colours, 622.
“ valuation of, 538.
“ Indian, 410.
“ on mordants, 636, 644.
“ wax, 538.
ft preparation of, 411.
“ pastel vat, 728.