I. On the washing of precipitates
I. On the washing of precipitates
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一、关于沉淀物的洗涤
DOI:
10.1080/14786446908640095
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发表时间:
1994
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通讯作者:
R. Bunsen
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作者:
R. Bunsen
1000o0 part.: Making therefore a----lO0000 and v= l, it results from equation (4) that the least quantity of fluid required in order to remove the impurity contained in a precipitate to the} o0000 part, amounts to eleven and a half times the volume occupied by the precipitate itself in the liquid in which it exists. It is evident, therefore, that the amount of water actually necessary to wash a precipitate the more nearly approaches this minimum the oftener we decant, and the smaller the quantity of washing-water we employ at each decantation.Since some of the principal sources of error in analytical work consist in the incomplete or in the too protracted washing of precipitates, it becomes important to know how to ascertain the progress of the washing throughout the several stages of the process. By employing the same volume of water at each successive addition, and estimating its relation to that of the precipitate remaining at the bottom of the vessel or upon the filter, we can find from the following Table, calculated by means of the formula above given, the number of times it is necessary to decant in order to diminish the amount of impm'ity ill the precipitate to the 1 1 1 or 1 part. Column I.