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He might wash it in the creek, he considered, and so take out the rough of whatever infection the dog's teeth had driven into his flesh, but dismissed the notion at once as altogether foolish. It needed bichloride of mercury, and it was unlikely there was such a thing within a hundred and fifty miles.
After this wash well, and should it be deemed necessary to tone to a black tone, use a weak solution of bichloride of platinum and chloride of gold, or a very weak solution of iridium, in equal quantities, allowing the picture to lie in the solution till the color has changed right through to the back of the glass.
And now a word as to those parts of the prints which have been treated with bichloride of mercury. The thing that strikes us as remarkable in connection with them is that in them the image has scarcely suffered any reduction of intensity at all.
Victor, a former partner of DAGUERRE, announced that he had produced "all the colors by using a bath of bichloride of copper, and that a similar phenomenon occurs with all salts of copper, mixed with chlorine." Preparation. In all experiments with chlorine, care should be taken not to inhale the gas! Properties.
One-half has been treated with bichloride of mercury, so as to bleach such portion of the image as is of silver, and finally the prints the two halves of each being brought close together have been mounted in groups, each group containing all the prints toned by a certain formula, with full information tabulated.
Eight grains of bichloride of mercury in 10,000 grains of distilled water. Solution of Cyanide of Mercury. A flask of distilled water is saturated with cyanide of mercury, and a certain quantity is decanted, which is diluted with an equal quantity of distilled water. Acidulated White Oil of Petroleum.
Sulphuric acid and bichromate of potassium give a green colour, oxide of chromium. Precipitate with bichloride of platinum and with carbazotic acid. Much used in America by the Coffenite practitioners, and a valuable remedy for asthma. Symptoms. Nausea, vomiting, giddiness, cold sweats, prostration. Headache, giddiness, tremors, insensibility, and convulsions.
Let the haughty, purse-proud American in whose warm life current one may trace the unmistakable strains of bichloride of gold and trichinae pause for one moment to gaze at the coarse features and bloodshot eyes of his ancestors, who sat up at nights drenching their souls in a style of nepenthe that it is said would remove moths, tan, freckles, and political disabilities.
It was necessary to put the nurse on her guard as to the risks we were running. We should have had concave glasses to protect our eyes, and we spent part of our time washing our hands in bichloride solution. "Mrs. Abbott, what is it?" whispered the woman. "It has a long name," I replied "opthalmia neonatorum." "And what has caused it?" "The original cause," I responded, "is a man."
"There is no doubt about it, your majesty," replied the old man. "This very bottle" Joseph touched the phial which Stein had left upon the table "contains the means whereby, through my hands, you were to be slowly poisoned." "Do you know what it is?" "Bichloride of mercury, your majesty. One dose would have been sufficient, and after a few days perhaps a week you would have died in great agony."
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