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They rouse the appetite, stimulate digestion, and finally form carbonates in combination with the alkalies, thus increasing the alkalinity of the blood.
Fragments of calcined brick and pumice stone were saturated with solution of carbonate of potash, with carbonates of lime and magnesia and other mixtures, and a current of air freed from nitric acid and ammonia passed over them for a long period, at the end of which notable quantities of nitric acid were detected.
Water 28•00 13•60 19•50 39•97 Organic matters 29•00 24•10 20•80 20•57 Phosphates 7•65 4•96 5•40 1•88 Carbonates of lime and Magnesia, alkaline salts, etc.
This is the minimum quantity which can be present, but in actual practice it is liable to be greatly exceeded, more especially where coprolites are used, owing to the large amount of carbonate of lime they contain, which is also converted into sulphate by the action of the acid, so that it is far from uncommon to find the gypsum twice as great as it would be if materials free from carbonates could be obtained.
This liquid is then treated with a slight excess of muriatic acid to neutralize the free alkali, and at the same time the carbonates and sulphides are decomposed with the evolution of carbonic acid and sulphureted hydrogen.
Sea-water contains not only carbonic acid and ammonia, but the alkaline and earthy phosphates and carbonates required by these plants for their growth, and which we always find as constant constituents of their ashes.
These saline incrustations consist of carbonates and sulphates, with alkaline bases; and it is well known these act an important part in vegetation.
[4] In other instances the impure alkaline carbonates were found ready at hand-as in the case of the natron deposits not far from Cairo.
The equations do not claim to give a complete statement of the reactions, for other reactions take place at the same time; thus ferric hydrates and carbonates and perhaps also intermediate compounds of oxygen and chlorine occur; they show however that in the oxidation of ferrous chloride, oxides and ferric chloride are produced, so that new and hitherto intact particles of the metal continually react with the ferric chloride.
After detailing the observations of Davy, Hünefeld, and Picht, that the metallic copper exists partly in alloy and partly free as crystals in the layer of cuprous oxide, he continues as follows[33]: [18] “The process of decomposition in bronzes has been regarded as a slow oxidation, in which cuprous oxide marks the first and incomplete stage, while the carbonates represent the later completed phase.
Indeed, no other process of formation of the carbonates is conceivable; moreover cupric oxide, if really present, would be naturally regarded as a product of oxidation.
This would reduce to solution the carbonates and oxides of all the metals; less perfectly when anhydrous, more easily when in the hydrated form.
In this manner are absorbed the oxides of Iron and Silver, the carbonates of Lime and Magnesia, and other medicines of the same kind.
Alkalies and their carbonates are more or less neutralized by the stomach acid.
Wöhler has found that these vegetable-acid salts always undergo oxidation in the system, being converted into carbonates or bicarbonates, and thus reacting on the secretions as alkalies.
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