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Aspects of organic analysis. VII. Dust-free evaporation of solutions for crystallisations on a small scale

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An apparatus is described which makes possible the dust-free evaporation, without creeping, of small volumes of solutions with a view to subsequent crystallisation of the solute.

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Eine Apparatur wird beschrieben, die es ermöglicht, kleine Volumina von Lösungen ohne Kriechen der Lösung staubfrei einzuengen, wenn anschließend der gelöste Stoff wieder kristallisiert werden soll.

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Description d'un appareil permettant l'évaporation de faibles volumes de solutions à l'abri de la poussière et sans ascension de sel en vue de faire décristalliser le soluté.

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  1. Section for Coal and Tar Chemistry, Scientific and Research Department, S. A. Iron and Steel Industrial Corporation, Ltd., P. O. Box 450, Pretoria, South Africa

    G. W. Perold

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VI: Mikrochim. Acta [Wien]1958, 225.

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Perold, G.W. Aspects of organic analysis. VII. Dust-free evaporation of solutions for crystallisations on a small scale. Mikrochim Acta 47, 251–253 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01218693

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