_Titration of the Yellow Precipitate_, pp. 106-118.—Pemberton’s
method; Conduct of the analysis; Reactions; Calculation of results;
Comparison with Official method; Titration as a lead compound; Water
soluble acid; Estimation of phosphoric acid in presence of a large
excess of iron; Emmerton method; Method of Dudley and Noyes; The Jones
reductor; The volumetric silver method.
_Technical Determination of Phosphoric Acid_, pp.
118-125.—Desirability of methods; Reagents employed; Conduct of the
molybdenum method; Conduct of the citrate method; Treatment of mineral
phosphates and basic slags; Analysis of superphosphates.
_Miscellaneous Notes on Phosphates and Phosphatic Fertilizers_,
pp. 126-150.—Time required for precipitation; Examination of the
pyrophosphate; Iodin in phosphates; Chromium in phosphates; Estimation
of Vanadium; Fluorin in bones; Note on separation of iron and alumina
from phosphoric acid; Ammonium citrate soluble acid; Influence of
time and strength of solvent on solution; Arbitrary Determination of
reverted phosphoric acid; Digestion apparatus of Huston; Huston’s
mechanical stirrer; Citrate method with small percentage of phosphoric
acid; Direct precipitation of the citrate soluble phosphoric acid;
Availability of phosphatic fertilizers; Direct weighing of the
molybdenum precipitate.
_Chemistry of the Manufacture of Superphosphates_, pp.
150-156.—Reactions with phosphates; with fluorids; with carbonates;
with iron and alumina; with magnesium compounds; Determination of
quantity of sulfuric acid; Phosphoric acid superphosphates; Authorities
cited in Part First.
PART SECOND.
NITROGEN IN FERTILIZERS AND FERTILIZING MATERIALS.
_Kinds of Nitrogen in Fertilizers_, pp. 161-169.—Determination of
state of combination; Microscopic examination; Seeds and seed residues;
Fish scrap; Dried blood and tankage; Horn, hoof, and hair; Ammoniacal
nitrogen; Nitrogen in guanos; Nitric nitrogen.
_Methods of Analysis_, pp. 169-192.—Classification of methods;
Official methods; Combustion in copper oxid; Official volumetric
method; Mercury pump; Combustion furnace; Process of combustion; Method
of Johnson and Jenkins; Calculating results; Reading barometer; Tension
of aqueous vapor; Aqueous tension in solutions of potassium hydroxid;
Tables for calculating results; Soda-lime process; Official French
method; The ruffle soda-lime method; Official ruffle method; Boyer’s
ruffle method.
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