Meanings of white precipitate in English

There in the glass was that fatal, telltale white precipitate.

A white precipitate would indicate that not enough carbonate of soda had been added.

Dilute nitric acid gives a white precipitate, soluble in excess, and also in tartaric acid.

A bulky white precipitate is formed that settles rapidly.

The solution becomes muddy if oxalate of ammonia be added; it then deposits a copious white precipitate.

In such solutions sulphuric acid produces a white precipitate of baric sulphate, which is practically insoluble in all acids.

Ointment of white precipitate (five to fifteen per cent strength) can be used in place of one above.

Their chief characteristic is solubility in an alkaline solution, from which sulphuretted hydrogen produces a white precipitate of zinc sulphide.

To another aqueous solution of the crystals was added bromine water, and a white precipitate was obtained, consisting of tribromophenol.

By adding chloride of barium solution the sulphuric acid is bound to the barytes and sulphate of baryta separates as white precipitate.

To the filtrate is then added a solution of oxalate of ammonia until a white precipitate of oxalate of lime is formed.

Previous to the addition of the nitrate, the liquor should be well heated; otherwise, a white precipitate of dipyrophosphate of silver will be produced.

A few drops of this re-agent, added to water containing lead, occasion a white precipitate, consisting of small brilliant scales of a considerable lustre.

Concentrated sulphuric acid forms an insoluble downy white precipitate, and the concentrated vegetable acids, with the exception of tannic acid, do not determine any precipitate.

White precipitate and soft film were formed in non-polar 1,4-dioxane.