NARCIS 



Tabi i All. 



Chloral hydrate: 



>i. tazetta g. mon 



N. poeticus oruut 



N. poetaz triumph 



Chromic acid: 



N. tazetta g. mon 



N. poeticus ornat 



.\. poetaz triumph 



Pyrogallic acid: 



N. tazetta g. moil 



N. poeticua ornat 



N. poetaz triumph 



Nitric acid: 



N. tazetta g. mon 



N. poeticus ornat 



N. poetaz triumph 



Sulphuric acid: 



N. tazetta g. mon 



N. poeticua ornat 



N. poetaz triumph 



Hydrochloric acid : 



N. tazetta g. mou 



N. poeticua ornat 



N. poetaz triumph 



Potassium hydroxide: 



N. tazetta g. mon 



N. poeticua ornat 



N. poetaz triumph 



Potasaiuru iodide : 



N. tazetta g. mon 



N. poeticus ornat 



N. poetaz triumph 



Potassium sulphocyanate: 



N. tazetta g. mon 



N. poeticua ornat 



N. poetaz triumph 



Potassium sulphide: 



N. tazetta g. mon 



N. poeticua ornat 



N. poetaz triumph 



Sodium hydroxide: 



N. tazetta g. mon 



N. poeticus ornat 



N. poetaz triumph 



Sodium sulphide: 



N. tazetta g. mon 



N. poeticus ornat 



N. poetaz triumph 



Sodium salicylate: 



N. tazetta g. mon 



N. poeticus ornat 



N. poetaz triumph 



Calcium nitrate: 



N. tazetta g. mon 



N. poeticus ornat 



N. poetaz triumph 



Uranium nitrate: 



N. tazetta g. mon 



N. poeticua ornat 



N. poetaz triumph 



Strontium nitrate: 



N. tazetta g. mon 



N. poeticus ornat 



N. poetaz triumph 



Cobalt nitrate: 



N. tazetta g. mon 



N. poeticus ornat 



N. poetaz triumph 



Copper nitrate: 



N. tazetta g. mon 



N. poeticus ornat 



N. poetaz triumph 



Cupric chloride: 



N. tazetta g. mon 



N. poeticus ornat 



N. poetaz triumph 



Barium chloride: 



N. tazetta g. mon 



N. poeticus ornat 



N. poetaz triumph 



Mercuric chloride: 



N. tazetta g. mon 



N. poeticus ornat 



N. poetaz triumph 



a e 



o.s 



0.5 



1 



2 

 2 



Mi 



0.5 

 1 



'..ii 

 95 



'.IS 



32 



36 



64 



17 

 51 



57 



62 



70 

 83 



0.5 

 1 

 9 



43 

 [9 

 G5 



7 

 12 



i.ii 



1 8 

 10 42 ■ 

 25 67 76 si 



34 



08 



78 

 88 

 95 



31 42 

 65 70 

 86 88 



1! 



46 

 53 

 91 



75 

 80 

 90 



94 

 97 



'.is 



2 



•1 

 14 



7S 

 s.l 

 92 



50 



85 



chromic acid, pyrogallic acid, n 



. 

 sulpho .urn hydro 



ilium . calcium iranium 



call) the 



mi sulphid ■ nitrate, ■ 



chloride, and n chloride. 



i 3 i I of the hybrid i urve of all 



three curves in all uf the '.'l r< 

 barium chloride, in which lath 

 Blow reactions all! 

 the same. In man) 



ited from the parental than the 



ited from each otl . and in □ 



il curve i 

 is in no instance 

 ateness or to the lowest reactivity. 



( l ) An early period of comparati fol- 



lowed by comparative rapid read 

 noticed, sometimes in the case of oi 

 of the starches. This is seen in all I 

 in the reactions with chloral hydrate, chron 

 pyrogallic acid, nitric acid, potassium iodide, and 

 calcium nitrate ; in the two pan 

 dium sulphide and strontium I in N. (a 



grand monarque with sodium hydroxii i 1 

 -id is prolonged to 1 

 (5) The earliest period during the 60 

 which the three curves are best separated for differentia- 

 tion varies with the different reagi nl . Approximately, 

 within the 5-minute interval in the read - with sul- 

 phuric aci.l, sodium h. 



react imis; at the 15-minute interval with chroi 

 hydrochloric acid, potassium hydroxi 

 phocyanate, sodium sulphide, calcium nit:- 

 strontium nitrate; at the 30-minute interval wil 

 hydrate, pyrogallic acid, nil 

 and enpper nitrate; and at the 60-minute interval 



ium snip lium nitri . cop- 



per nitrate, barium chloride, and mercuric chloride. 



Reaction-intensities or the Hybrid. 

 This section di als with the r s of 



the hybrid as regar 



and deficil in relation to the parents. (Table A 14 and 

 Charts D 265 to D286.) 



The hybrid has the same reactivity 

 in the rea 

 same i Hen parent with polari; 



- with barium chloride, in \ 

 iw for differentiatii 

 ,e; highest with chloral hydrate. 

 . 

 acid, m hydroxidi . 



sulphi tassium sulphii . 



sodium sulphide, sodium ilcium nitrate, ura- 



nium nitrate, strontium nitrate, cobalt nitral 

 nitrate, cupric chloride, and mi 



parent, and in 3 as near on< 



afranin reaction, as 

 nt. 



The following is a summary o 

 ties: Same as - ''ie as pollen | 



same as both parents, 1 ; intermediate, ; 

 lowest, 1. 



The most remarkable feature of 

 almost universal higher reaetivr; rid iu all 



of the chemical reactions, the only ex being with 



