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1 If this incrustation be heated under the reducing flame, it disappears with a blue flame.
2 The blue sensitive variety if heated under water has its sensitiveness perceptibly increased, while the other is not changed by such treatment.
3 And of course we all recognise it as a lonesome wailing presence in any half-decent cowboy picture where beans are heated under the stars.
4 But if it was heated under pressure it changed into another and a new kind of resin that was hard, inelastic, unplastic, infusible and insoluble.
5 The crystals are mixed with 2 l. of 15 per cent hydrochloric acid and heated under a reflux condenser for two to three hours.
6 1.19) and 15 g. of glacial acetic acid are heated under a reflux condenser for ten hours, in a 2-l. flask.
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