Journal of the Society of Chemical Industry · 1914 · 293 citations · 0 references
Natural SciencesChemistryEnvironmental SciencesInorganic ChemistryWastewater TreatmentWater TreatmentWastewater CharacterizationWastewater Chemistry
animonio silver nitrate in a aimilnr manner to tho others gave on nnnlysia :--silver, 36-16 and 36.35 ; nitrogen, 254% nnd 2 5 .0 3 ~ ccnt Calculated for (C(NO&N.Ag)BNH,?Ag36.0,N? 25.7 .p r cent.Molcc~lnr woight dctcrminntion (boilin point) in acctonc gnvc results distinctly confirmatory of t!c nbovc formuln, but nmmonin seems to bc split off froin thcnc conipounds by Ion hcnting in ncotonc or alcohol.All thcso subatnnccs w x & ~e or burn rapidly wlicn ~it.ntcx~ nnd nrc nlno scnaitivc when thy to pcrculiaion or friction.Bcgond tho nnalyscs and cbiilliosco iic molcculiir rciyht <lctcrniinntion, no proof of tliu abovc lorniii~n in nt Iircacnt put forwnrd.Manc hester Sectfon .