[120] Soda-lime is made by dissolving 100 grams of "soda" in water, and carefully slaking 200 grams of lime with it. Evaporate to dryness in an iron dish and ignite at a low red heat in a crucible. Use the small lumps.

[121] Made by diluting 1 part by measure of saturated lime-water up to 10 with recently boiled distilled water.

[122] See under Gasometric Assays.

[123] See "A Method for the Separation and Estimation of Boric Acid," by F.A. Gooch, Chemical News, January 7, 1887.


APPENDIX A.

Table of Atomic Weights and other Constants.

Symbols.Names.Atomic Weights.Specific Gravity.Melting Points. C.
AgSilver107.910.51000°
AlAluminium27.02.7700°
AsArsenic75.05.9
AuGold197.319.21200°
BBoron11.02.7
BaBarium137.04.0
BeBeryllium9.02.1
BiBismuth208.99.8270°
BrBromine80.03.2-25°
CCarbon12.0
CaCalcium40.01.6
CdCadmium112.08.6315°
CeCerium140.26.7
ClChlorine35.5
CoCobalt59.08.5
CrChromium52.17.3
CsCaesium132.91.925°
CuCopper63.48.91090°
DiDidymium142.36.5
ErErbium166.3
FFluorine19.0
FeIron56.07.8
GaGallium69.05.930°
GeGermanium72.3
HHydrogen1.0
HgMercury200.013.6-40°
IIodine126.84.9106°
InIndium113.77.4175°
IrIridium193.122.4
KPotassium39.10.8662.5°
LaLanthanum138.26.1