Meanings of ferrous sulphate in English

Should the end-point be overstepped, the ferrous sulphate solution may be added.

The manganese peroxide dissolves very readily, transforming its equivalent of ferrous sulphate into ferric sulphate.

Iron sulphate, or ferrous sulphate, is the green vitriol.

OH* free radicals were obtained by means of ferrous sulphate and ascorbic acid mixtures.

What change in color did you observe when the ferrous sulphate solution was added to the tea infusion?

By means of this liquid we determine volumetrically the quantity of ferrous sulphate remaining in the solution of manganese.

The two solutions to be employed in the process under consideration are those of potassium bichromate and ferrous sulphate.

On this fact depends the process of mordanting wool with potassium bichromate, alum, alumina sulphate, ferrous sulphate, copper sulphate, etc.

In fact, ferrous sulphate is the most common treatment, but it can have side effects, so it should not be taken unnecessarily.

The solution of ferrous sulphate was made by dissolving 5.01 grams of iron wire in 100 c.c.

We take then 50 c. c. of the original solution of ferrous sulphate diluted as above, and determine the total ferrous salt.

When ferrous sulphate (copperas) is used then tartar is almost invariably used as the assistant mordant, oxalic acid only rarely.

The writing on old and faded documents may be restored, by chemical treatment, turning the iron salt still remaining into ferrous sulphate.

Conclusion: Oral ferrous sulphate was no less effective or well-tolerated in adolescents than adults, and did not increase disease activity in this short-term study.

A similar solution may be made by dissolving 24.82 grams of pure ferrous sulphate crystals in water, adding 100 c.c.

The gold chloride, being soluble, is extracted from the mixture with water, and the gold is precipitated from the solution, usually by adding ferrous sulphate: