...145-4 .... 100-0 C»H«C102 = Nitride of chlorobenzoyl and hydrogen N| n Chlorobenzamide is sparingly soluble in cold water, but dissolves readily in hot water and in alcohol. (Limpricht &v. Uslar.) ^|. Amidon tiro-nucleus C14AdXH*. Nitrobenzamide. = C"AdXH',Oa. FIELD. Ann....

...forms a precipitate consisting of microscopic four-sided prisms. This body is difficult of solution in cold water, but dissolves readily in hot water and in alcohol. On platinum foil it burns with a strongly sooty flame. The Compound of this Body with Muriatic Acid,...

...melt at 122°, and sublime in small quantity at the same temperature. £1 Cblorobenzamide is sparingly soluble in cold water, but dissolves readily in hot water and in alcohol. (Limpricht & v. Uslar.) ^[. Amid&nitro-nucleus C"AdXH*. Nitrobenz amide. C"N2H«0« _ c"AdXH',02. FIELD....

...nitrogen. It is a crystalline body, usually crystallizing in four-sided prisms. The acid is colorless and has a bitter taste. It is not very soluble in cold water, but more soluble in hot water. In alcohol it is soluble. Hippuric acid yields but few characteristic reactions,...

...known as aloin. It is described in the Pharmacopoeia as a "crystalline substance." It is very sparingly soluble in cold water, but dissolves readily in hot water and in rectified spirit. Were it not for its insolubility in cold water, aloi'n would be largely employed...

...from hot water, when it is obtained in the form of yellow needles. It melts at 122-5°, is sparingly soluble in cold water, but dissolves readily in hot water and in alcohol. Yield 15 grm., ie 60 per cent of theory. Picric acid is more strongly acidic than the mono-nitrophenols....

...nitrobenzene. Hippuric Add. C6HSCONHCH2COOH. Hippuric acid forms white prisms which melt at i87-5°; it is not very soluble in cold water, but dissolves readily in warm ; it is also readily soluble in alcohol or ethylacetate, but is only sparingly soluble in ether...

...silken needles, and melts at 22O°, forming pyrogallol and evolving carbon dioxide; it is sparingly soluble in cold water, but dissolves readily in hot water and in alkalis; alkaline solutions, like those of pyrogallol, absorb oxygen from the air, becoming brown in...

...forms a precipitate consisting of microscopic four-sided prisms. This body is difficult of solution in cold water, but dissolves readily in hot water and in alcohol. On platinum foil it burns with a strongly sooty flame. The Compound of this Body with Muriatic Acid,...

...forms a precipitate consisting of microscopic four-sided prisms. This body is difficult of solution in cold water, but dissolves readily in hot water and in alcohol. On platinum foil it burns with a strongly sooty flame. The Compound of this Body with Muriatic Acid,...